There are hundreds of current booklets, pamphlets, and manuals available for diabetes patient educa tion. Everyone, it seems, is writing them from large pharmaceutical com panies and publishing houses to small rural hospitals.
A national review of those materials has led to the development of an an notated resource booklet entitled "Recommended Print Materials for Diabetes Patient Education, 1984. " This article discusses the overall results of the review and the methodology used in its formation.
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Garman, L.W., Lockwood, D., Helms, B. and Hiss, R.G.Development of a guide to recommended audiovisual materials on diabetes, 1983. The Diabetes Educator, 1984, 9(4), 45-46.
