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January 1, 2020Journal of Foot and Ankle ResearchOpen Access

Organizational changes in diabetic foot care practices for patients at low and moderate risk after implementing a comprehensive foot care program in Alberta, Canada

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CCCatherine B. ChanUniversity of AlbertaKDKathy DmytrukMLMichele Labbie

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