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The ADKnowl: identifying knowledge deficits in diabetes care

Speight et al., 2001

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Speight J
Bradley C
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Diabetic medicine

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Abstract Aims To present the ADKnowl measure of diabetes‐related knowledge and evaluate its use in identifying the nature and extent of patient and health professional knowledge deficits. Method The ADKnowl was used in a large‐scale study of 789 patients …
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