Substantial reductions in the number of diabetic ketoacidosis and severe hypoglycaemia episodes requiring emergency treatment lead to reduced costs after structured education in adults with Type 1 diabetes
Daisy Elliott(University of Bristol), Simon Heller(University of Sheffield), Michael J. Campbell(University of Sheffield), Jane Speight(Universidade Federal do Rio Grande), Stephanie A. Amiel(King's College London), Richard Jacques(University of Sheffield), Peter Mansell(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust), Alan Brennan(University of Sheffield), Jen Kruger(University of Sheffield)
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