Incorporating psychosocial screening into practice crucial for diabetes clinics

Analyzing psychosocial health and patient-reported outcomes is necessary when treating people with diabetes, and practices should incorporate screening into routine care, according to a review article published in Current Diabetes Reports.
“Symptoms of depression, anxiety or distress and contextual factors related to social determinants of health can profoundly impact diabetes management

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