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flag A South Auckland diabetes program led by pharmacists and nurses significantly lowered blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes patients, with 85% improving after seven months.

flag A pilot diabetes program in South Auckland, led by pharmacists and nurses, helped people with type 2 diabetes significantly lower their blood sugar levels, with an average HbA1c reduction of 25.2 mmol/mol and 85% of participants improving by at least 5 mmol/mol after seven months. flag Māori and Pacific participants saw reductions of 20.7 mmol/mol. flag The initiative, funded by the Ministry of Health, provided ongoing support including medication management, lifestyle coaching, and help overcoming access barriers. flag Researchers say the team-based model, with pharmacists as mentors, is scalable and could improve long-term outcomes, especially with stronger integration between pharmacies and general practices.

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