… offer systematic care to patients with diabetes and those that do not. Systematic diabetes
care requires good organization and co-operation between members of the primary health care …

… This paper reports an overview of systematic reviews of diabetes QI … systematic reviews
that evaluated interventions to improve the quality of diabetes care and management in patients …

… or exclusive interest in diabetes or not, provide care for the numbers of patients now being
… 2% of patients on theirlist now conforming to the WHO criteria for diabetes, which means …

… patient diabetes behaviour by the provider–patient interaction will have to address these three
patient … interventions on provider–patient interaction on patient diabetes health behaviour, …

… and behavioral aspects of diabetes [7]. However, providing optimal care for patients with
diabetes remains a challenge for healthcare systems and providers. Patients often encounter …

… to provide primary health care to patients with diabetes.3 Type 1 and type 2 diabetes affect
about 6.8% of the Canadian population.6 Social support from peers with diabetes has been …

… their impact on clinical outcomes and health care utilization. Because the majority of the
evidence review was derived from studies in patients with diabetes mellitus, we focused our …

… The aim of this systematic review was to examine whether collaborative care can
improve depression and diabetes outcomes in patients with both depression and diabetes. …

… care professionals and aimed at improving the process of care or patient outcomes for patients
with diabetes … Cochrane Effective Practice and Organization of Care Group were used. …

… or that focused only on diabetes knowledge. CONCLUSIONS—This systematic review
provides evidence for the effectiveness of interventions to improve diabetes care among socially …