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21-02-2019 | Psychosocial care | ATTD 2019 | Article

Expert highlights: Psychology and patient-reported outcomes symposia at ATTD

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Kath Barnard talks about why is it important to feature psychologic research and patient-reported outcomes at a diabetes technology conference (1:44).

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