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Provision of care to patients with diabetes mellitus is a considerable challenge to health policy due to the increasing number of new cases, both in adults and in children. In Poland, hospital care provided to children with diabetes mellitus is centralised and most services are provided by university and provincial hospitals. In spite of the above the structure of the services provided varies widely from province to province, both in terms of the number of hospitalisations per 100,000 children, net migration rate, length of stay, and percentage of hospitalisations for acute complications.
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Myśliwiec et al. (2019) studied this question.
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