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Effect of Personalized Feedback Report and Peer Support on Diabetes
In this project, the investigators hypothesize that in an integrated, multifaceted, team-based program incorporating comprehensive assessment with risk stratification, diabetic patients with high risk of negative emotions and hospitalization will benefit from additional peer support which will improve their psychological health, cardio-metabolic control, self-management, quality of life and reduce hospitalization. The investigators further hypothesize that peer support will interact with regular personalized feedback reporting to improve clinical outcomes.
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