Question by XxSeXyMor3nItAxX: what health care providers are needed for people with diabetes type 2?
in a clinic that is only for people with diabetes type 2. what human resources are needed. for example nurses,doctors ..but i need more. please help..thanks
Best answer:
Answer by kelliegirl38 For sure one is an endocronologist. I don’t really know much else.
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