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Kim: Behavior Change in Patients with Diabetes

Abstract

To achieve effective patient behavior change, a technique based on the seven solution-focused approach can be applied in clinical fields. Way of asking for a change, exception questions, scaling questions, the miracle question, coping questions, relationship questions, and indirect compliments will help to promote behavior change in patients.

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