For several decades, researchers have explored how patient–provider relationships can influence chronic illness care and outcomes. The domains of patient–provider communication – such as shared decision-making, trust and/or respect, and mutual understanding regarding treatment plans – are increasingly central to patient-centered models of care delivery. For example, new diabetes treatment guidelines call for individualizing clinical control targets, taking into consideration patient health status and risk
The IDF Europe study on Access to Quality Medicines and Medical Devices for Diabetes Care in Europe highlights disparities in access to medicines and devices for diabetes care in the 47 countries of the IDF Europe Region. The first of its kind in the field of diabetes, this study aims