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National Evidence Based Guidelines for the Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

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Published year: 2001 Updated 2005
Available in print: No
Status: Current

Reference No: DI7 – DI13
old reference No cp86
Further information: nhmrc.publications@nhmrc.gov.au

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» Download: Part 1 – Introduction and Overview of the Guideline Development Process (PDF, 578kb) (DI7) pdf file

» Download: Part 2 – Primary Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes (PDF, 463kb) (DI8) pdf file

» Download: Part 3 – Case Detection and Diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes (PDF, 595kb) (DI9) pdf file

» Download: Part 4 – Blood Pressure and Control in Type 2 Diabetes (PDF, 527kb) (DI10) pdf file

» Download: Part 5 – Prevention and Detection of Macrovascular Disease in Type 2 Diabetes (PDF, 532kb) (DI11) pdf file

» Download: Part 6 – Detection and Prevention of Foot Problems in Typre 2 Diabetes (PDF, 474kb) (DI12) pdf file

» Download: Part 7 – Lipid Control in Type 2 Diabetes (PDF, 992kb) (DI13) pdf file

Synopsis of publications:

The series of publications on the management of Type 2 Diabetes represent systematically generated statements that are designed to assist health care clinicians and consumers to make informed decisions about appropriate treatment in specific circumstances.

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