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|a • Implementation of skills and information related attributes are variable in the existing. DSME programs, because such attributes are not considered a priori. • Different attributes contribute to achievement of different levels of outcome in T2D. • Skills related attributes significantly improved immediate outcomes like knowledge. • Information related attributes improved longer term outcomes like quality of life. • Individual attributes may target specific outcomes so generic interventions that do not consider each attribute may not lead to the desired benefit.
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