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Diabetes Care, 08/01/08
Buckloh LM et al. - Many parents wanted more sensitive communication and emotional support from health care providers. Motivating children appeared to be a particular challenge; family burnout with regard to diabetes care over time was reported. Knowledge was gained in many ways, yet misinformation was uncommon. Obtaining information about long-term complications is an important process that changes over the course of the disease and with the child's developmental level.
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