Deficiencies in the care of patients with diabetes are the norm rather than the exception. We propose a reframing of diabetes care quality, which encompasses four key principles ('the 4 BEs') that together can help address deficiencies in the care of the patient with Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and eliminate these missed opportunities.
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