Shame and Type 2 Diabetes: Patient Perceptions of Providers' Impacts on Disease Self-Management
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Allyn E. Harker, RN - Department of Nursing, Utah Valley University, Pleasant Grove, UT, USA
Utah Valley University, Pleasant Grove, Utah, USA
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Patients with Type 2 diabetes experience regular interactions with the healthcare system and healthcare personnel and many of those interactions may have an emotional impact on their confidence in managing their disease. Healthcare providers can improve patient outcomes by understanding how these interactions affect their patients.
Keywords Patient-Provider Interactions;
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