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Diabetes care: how to improve outcomes for care home residents

Diabetes management can fall through the gaps when older people transfer to care homes, but a series of national resources aims to reverse this trend
Posted 31 July 2023 - 01:00
A nurses uses a blood glucose monitor on an older person: diabetes management can fall through the gaps when older people transfer to care homes
 
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