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How to undertake a remote diabetes review

Remote consultations offer opportunities to deliver essential care and support during coronavirus restrictions. Jane Diggle and Pam Brown provide the key information to enable the identification of patients for whom this approach is appropriate, and how to conduct a remote diabetes review safely and effectively.

The aim of the “How to” series is to provide readers with a guide to clinical procedures and aspects of diabetes care that are covered in the clinic setting.

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