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Percentage of Florida adults with diagnosed diabetes who received services or engaged in self-management practices by DSME duration category, Florida BRFSS.

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1 Percentage of Florida adults with diagnosed diabetes who received services or engaged in self-management practices by DSME duration category, Florida BRFSS 2008.*Statistically significant differences between categories within variables (P <0.05). †Statistically significant trend (P <0.05). . Percentage of Florida adults with diagnosed diabetes who received services or engaged in self-management practices by DSME duration category, Florida BRFSS 2008.*Statistically significant differences between categories within variables (P <0.05). †Statistically significant trend (P <0.05). Tammie M. Johnson et al. Diabetes Spectr 2015;28: ©2015 by American Diabetes Association

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