
Getting diabetic patients to adhere to medication and dietary changes can be difficult. Here are some tips from experts.
Aine Cryts is a freelancer based in Boston. She is a frequent contributor to Managed Healthcare Executive on topics such as diabetes, oncology, hospital admissions and readmissions, senior patients, and health policy.

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