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|a • No statistically significant differences were detected between the two intervention groups in age; gender and clinical measurements at recruitment. • Thirty nine percent of both groups developed diabetes and entered the Diabetes Registry by 2012. • The mean time from 2005 until entry to the Diabetes Registry was 2.9 and 2.5 years for the individual and group therapy respectively. • Both interventions were equally reduced the risk factors. • For large health organizations with a high number of pre-diabetes patients and scarce resources, group therapy, where twelve people are reached out by one team member are preferable and more costly effective, than a one on one therapy.
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|a • No statistically significant differences were detected between the two intervention groups in age; gender and clinical measurements at recruitment. • Thirty nine percent of both groups developed diabetes and entered the Diabetes Registry by 2012. • The mean time from 2005 until entry to the Diabetes Registry was 2.9 and 2.5 years for the individual and group therapy respectively. • Both interventions were equally reduced the risk factors. • For large health organizations with a high number of pre-diabetes patients and scarce resources, group therapy, where twelve people are reached out by one team member are preferable and more costly effective, than a one on one therapy.
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