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Turkish insulin injection technique study: population characteristics of Turkish patients with diabetes who inject insulin and details of their injection practices as assessed by survey questionnaire
Introduction: Over 7 million people in Turkey have diabetes. Of the 1 million who inject insulin little is known of their habits and injection techniques. Methods: We conducted an Injection Technique Questionnaire (ITQ) survey throughout Turkey that involved 1376 patients from 56 centers. Turkish va
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