Only 19% of patients in this sample had good diabetes control based on their tested glycated hemoglobin levels. Patients diagnosed with mental health conditions in this study were more likely to have good diabetes control.
Darrell L. Hudson, PhD, MPH
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Articles by Darrell L. Hudson, PhD, MPH
Depression often goes unrecognized in primary care among symptomatic diabetes patients, especially in some minorities.
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