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District Level Hospital Diabetic Patients Referred to Intermediate Care: A Descriptive Analysis
Background Diabetes mellitus contributes considerably to morbidity and mortality. By analysing a South African cohort with diabetes-related adverse outcomes, the researchers felt that reviewing their past primary care may reveal contributing factors resulting in these outcomes. Methods A retrospecti...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2024
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