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Ahmad et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Education of correct insulin injection technique amongst diabetic patients: outcome study from Malaysia

Ahmad et al., 2016

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6898724619456433587
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Ahmad S
Osman M
Jaffar A
Rashid M
Hassan M
Supian Z
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International Journal of Medical Research & Health Sciences

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Effect of insulin relies on correct dose and appropriateness of insulin injection technique. However, inappropriate technique is common among diabetes patients. The impact of educating proper technique in these patients is still under studied. To evaluate the outcome …
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