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Tips for Running a Successful Group

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Groups are a useful and common method for helping people with diabetes. Well-designed, functional groups require thoughtfulness about the institutional setting, purpose of the group, role of the leader, and recruitment of members. This article provides basic guidelines and techniques for running a successful group.

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