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There are now over 2.4 million people with diabetes in England and Wales, and with this figure
expected to continue to increase, it is vital that those working with diabetes and in the health
service have all the information they need to plan resource and ultimately improve patient care.
In this brochure we look at the information on diabetes provided through The NHS Information Centre (The NHS IC), and also about the National Diabetes Information service (NDIS) which will bring together all diabetes data and resources from a variety of sources and organisations.
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Wednesday 1 April 2009
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