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SL Shaun Wen Huey Lee
CC Carina Ka Yee Chan
SC Siew Siang Chua
NC Nathorn Chaiyakunapruk
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Since a wide variety of interventions had been tested with the goal of improving quality of care among type 2 diabetes patients, the interventions were characterized according to their telemedicine strategies as described in Table 1, based upon an adaptations from the American Telemedicine Association14, Tricco et al.15 and Lee et al.16.

Taxonomy of classification used in the current study.

In addition, interventions were also coded based on the technology used to support the care delivery process and psychological intervention based on the taxonomy described by Welton17 (Supplemental Table S2).

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