Quinary prevention in diabetes care: Need for multidisciplinary approach

• Autores principales: D. Dutta (Autor), V. Arora (Autor), A. Dhingra (Autor), A.K. Das (Autor), Md Fariduddin (Autor), K. Shaikh (Autor), G. Priya (Autor), P. Shah (Autor), A.A. Rehim (Autor), M. John (Autor), S. Shaikh (Autor), A. Orabi (Autor), M.R. Saraswati (Autor), S. Selim (Autor), M.P. Baruah (Autor), K.K. Gangopadhyay (Autor), Y.A. Langi (Autor), T. Nair (Autor), D. Dhanwal (Autor), S.D. Thapa (Autor), V. Deshmukh (Autor), H. Khalfan (Autor), R. Maskey (Autor), S. Das (Autor), A. Dasgupta (Autor), A. Bajaj (Autor), N. Pandey (Autor), A. AlAni (Autor), M. Moosa (Autor), S. Kalra (Autor)
• Formato: Libro
• Publicado: Elsevier, 2021-07-01T00:00:00Z.
• Materias: article
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Problem considered: Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a global pandemic with increasing prevalence worldwide. Hearsay, or reported speech, is an important contributor to diabetes care related behavior and may influence the outcomes of diabetes treatment. An emerging concept in preventive medicine i...