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Knowledge Is Power
Use it to empower your patients
and improve outcomes
and
TM TM are the
first patient self-management learning solutions that promote positive
behavioral changes and track outcomes automatically over the internet.
Our proprietary instructional design quickly identifies knowledge deficits
then deeply educates, measures, reports and documents performance
metrics to the patient, manager, and records system automatically
over the internet.

Patient Benefits:
• Easily learn important self-management concepts anywhere
• Introduces information therapy as a self care lifestyle continuum
• Engaging interactive multi-media content that encourages use
• Easy to access and simple to use, written at the 6th grade level
• Positive and effective learning environment with valuable feedback

Provider and Health Manager Benefits:
• Identifies learning and compliance issues with self-management
• Immediate, structured feedback for both health manager and patient
• Referral-directed process improves compliance and maximizes ROI
• Improves patient access inside and outside of the care environment
• Helps control unnecessary admissions and medication usage
• Pushes automated, outcomes based reporting to the EMR/EHR/PHR
• Supports Meaningful Use, Pay4Performance and NCQA Medical Home
• 5 layers of content provided in every session for best comprehension

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HealthyTutor learning solution?
The HealthyTutor learning solution is an advanced, data rich multimedia education solution
customized to target population wellness and chronic disease treatment regimens. The easy to
use internet-based design systematically enhances patient and employee understanding of key
health concepts related to compliance and self-management. HealthyTutor is available anytime
anywhere over the public internet.

Can a patient or employee use HealthyTutor from home?
• Yes. The HealthyTutor learning solution is fully accessible over the public internet. Any PC
based device with broadband capability can host the innovative educational programming.
• A printer is required to generate informative hardcopies of session content and the performance
summary for the provider.
• Once on the www.HealthyTutor.com site, easy instructions ensure the user is registered quickly.

What advantages will the HealthyTutor learning solution give the provider?
• Easily measures and documents patient understanding and knowledge retention of specific
disease management topics. HealthyTutor is referral-directed to promote a high compliance of
usage.
• Promotes improved patient self-management activities and behavioral change.
• Supports care plan involvement and improved outcomes through a patented outcomes-based and
feedback-based performance algorithm.
• Enhances Pay 4 Performance initiatives and supports outcomes-based evidence requirements for
Meaningful Use, NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home, PQRI Pay4Performance, JCAHO and
other oversight agencies.
• Supports appropriate E&M office visit coding and reimbursement for treatment related patient
counseling resulting from a practitioner and patient review.

What is required to implement the HealthyTutor learning solution in a clinic?
The New Millennia Health team ensures a seamless integration of the solution in order to foster fulfillment
of the benefits of the HealthyTutor learning solution for both member and provider.

• Minimal clinic space is required. A provider-supplied PC or touchscreen kiosk may be used to
host the HealthyTutor solution. Either may be mounted to existing office furniture, or mobile carts
that can be moved throughout exam rooms.
• Local broadband access (cable or DSL) is required. Wireless access is not required. Our
nationwide team of installation professionals can provide wireless or wired access to existing
broadband.
• Minimal staff support is needed and no clinical experience is necessary. Just seconds is required
to create a referral order for single learning event session or a learning series.
• A practitioner review of the printed knowledge assessment results with the patient is necessary if
the provider chooses to bill for the HealthyTutor learning session (ask for details).

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How is the effectiveness of the HealthyTutor learning solution assessed?
• Our patent-pending performance analysis application measures and documents latent user
knowledge, learned knowledge and retained knowledge.
• All content is custom designed to efficiently target the user’s specific disease and encourage
understanding, healthy behavior change and long-term compliance.
• Rich database reporting provides automated and easily accessed detail on each user.
• Both patient and provider review the patient’s performance and discuss and their understanding of
the disease and treatment plan in order to improve compliance.

How does the HealthyTutor learning solution technology work?
HealthyTutor utilizes advanced web-based server technologies and proprietary hardware and software to
provide clinician-designed, timed video education sessions and assessments through the HealthyTutor
high-tech touchscreen computer interface.
1) Using any PC on the office network or at home the provider or member logs on and registers at
www.HEALTHYTUTOR.com, our easy to use web portal. Registration is free.
2) The desired HealthyTutor session is selected by the provider and logged for use over the web
portal. Clinic-based kiosks and PCs, host sessions similarly.
3) The member logs on to the HealthyTutor website from home or if in the clinic, follows the easy to
use and self-explanatory on-screen guide.
4) At the end of the session, a single page performance summary of the HealthyTutor session is
provided for printing. A copy is stored on the site for the provider to view and print. The printout
includes learning assessment detail and usage information detail for the member record.
5) The provider reviews and discusses important parameters of topic learning with the patient during
the next office visit. Performance on knowledge assessments, rationales of incorrectly answered
items, overall progress of knowledge and compliance to the treatment regimen. The hardcopy
paper record may be archived in the patient chart for outcomes and billing support evidence.

New Millennia Health can customize the integration of these results to a host electronic medical
record, ask for more details.

Who can use the HealthyTutor learning solution?
• Any employee, employer representative, clinician, staff member, or practice under the provider
agreement with New Millennia Health can use our solutions with their patients and members in
the facility where it is installed.
• Users may self-refer on a fee-per-use basis at the HealthyTutor.com website. An out-of-pocket
payment by credit card is required, and the results may be forwarded to their provider of choice.

Are patient handouts of the disease management topic available?
Yes, high quality printable patient outlines that follow our multi-media video learning content are available
for printing by the member or provider on local or network printers. High quality pre-printed material is
also available to providers and corporate wellness programs for group distribution. Please contact your
New Millennia Health representative for more details about this valuable resource.

What other patient learning session titles are available?
More than 700 total titles are available and more added quarterly that cover a wide range of disease,
prevention and surgical procedure topics. For a list of titles by disease process or specialty, please ask
your New Millennia Health Representative.


WHY USE HEALTHY TUTOR?
(instead of other health and wellness education formats)

"As a breed of animals, we don’t work when it’s just the stick or the carrot…We need a complex system of
encouragement, more than just, 'It'll cost you more or less.'" Emma Gilding, In:Site

1.   Peer pressure‐oriented incentive technology products such as Biosigna:
“Unlike an 8‐year‐old, an adult is aware that peer pressure is being used.”  “He may not view these peers as
friends, and therefore they won’t have the ability to influence him.” David Laibson, the Robert I. Goldman
Professor of Economics at Harvard University, on behavior economics and benefit design.

2.   Financial Incentives for healthy behavior modification:
Health experts believe that companies may rely too heavily on financial incentives to get people to enroll in
programs, while doing little (else) to keep them involved long enough to change their behavior.

"We're seeing people get involved in disease‐management programs, but they drop out very soon," "If you
have a lot of dropouts, you won't see any return on investment."  Stephanie Pronk, vice president of health‐
management solutions at Ingenix Inc., an Eden Prairie, Minn.‐based health‐analytics company and a subsidiary
of UnitedHealth Group Inc.

A (November 2008) Hewitt Associates survey of 248 employers showed that although more than half offered
smoking‐cessation and weight‐loss programs, fewer than 5% of employees who were eligible to enroll actually
participated.    [http://www.crainsbenefits.com/features/trying‐to‐hit‐a‐moving‐target.php]

The HealthyTutor response: Interactive Learning
Although the use of incentives and peer pressure is quite common, researchers say not enough information
exists outside the lab to confirm definitively whether peer pressure or incentives work.  “(Companies) are
not sure what works better and under what conditions.”  Dan Ariely, behavioral economist, Duke University.
With or without employee incentives, the engaging “trivia” style interactive tutorials of HealthyTutor
maximize effectiveness and the employee‐employer relationship.   Detailed user histories and documented
outcomes‐based data are automatically generated for the healthcare or risk manager with every session.

"For us, there's not an unlimited pool of dollars to put into incentives." "So clearly, understanding consumer
preference is important going forward, though we don’t yet have any evidence to see whether it’s working."
Jeff Viviano, senior manager for HR operations and technology, Welch Allyn.
HealthyTutor’s proprietary 2‐stage comparative assessment algorithm technology provides the health
manager with detailed online summaries of learning performance. No other internet based education
platform offers this level of validation and outcomes‐based data!

"It's not that [incentives] don’t work, it's just that behavior change is really hard," LuAnn Heinen, vice
president at the National Business Group on Health in Washington.
HealthyTutor provides 5 repetitions of topic specific multi‐media content with every session, more than any
other health education product or service in the industry. Risk managers can easily identify and track
potential issues with self‐management, compliance, absenteeism and presenteeism.
From: People Proof Your Benefits, Workforce Management Online, May 2009, www.workforce.com/archive/feature/26/41/95/index.php

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Management of Disease and Injury
Orthopedic Pak

Lifestyle Treatment (continued)

• How to Prevent Back Pain   • ACF‐ Hip Bone ‐ Plating
• Managing Stress • ACF ‐ Post Op Anterior
• Muscles • Back Exercises
• Preventing Traumatic Brain Injury • Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain Management
• Carpal Tunnel Release ‐ Endoscopic
Conditions, Diagnoses • Carpal Tunnel Release – Open
• Arthritis ‐ General • Cervical Diskectomy without Fusion
• Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain Management   • Cervical Fusion ‐ Posterior
• Deep Vein Thrombosis • Cervical Laminectomy & Possible Disk Excision
• Expressing Your Pain • Cranioplasty
• Fractures and Sprains and Treatment Options • Cubital Tunnel Surgery
• Fractures and Treatment Options • Epidural Injections
• Osteoarthritis • Expressing Your Pain
• Rotator Cuff Injuries • Facet Injections
• Tennis Elbow and Surgical Treatment • Fractures and Sprains & their Treatment Options
• Spinal Cord Injury • Fractures and Treatment Options
• Vertebral Compression Fracture • Hip Replacement
• Hip Replacement ‐ Physical Therapy
Diagnostics • Hip Replacement ‐ Preventing Post Op
Complications
• CAT Scan Guided Biopsy of a Spinal Lesion
• Incision Care
• Cerebral Angiogram
• Intramuscular Injections
• CT Scan
• Intrathecal Injections
• Expressing Your Pain
• Knee Arthroscopy
• Lab Draws
• Knee Replacement
• MRI  (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
• Knee Replacement – Partial
• Myelogram
• Knee Replacement ‐ Physical Therapy
• Ultrasound
• Knee Replacement ‐ Preventing Post Op
• X‐Ray
Complications
Medication • Knee Surgery ‐ Open
• Arixtra • Lumbar Diskectomy – Endoscopic
• Coumadin ‐ Introduction for New Users • Lumbar Diskectomy ‐ Minimally invasive
• Coumadin ‐ Review for Current Users • Lumbar Diskectomy ‐ Open
• Injections (see Treatment) • Lumbar Diskectomy ‐ Post Op
• Lovenox • Lumbar ‐ Laminectomy & Possible Disk Excision
• Medication Safety   • Lumbar Laminectomy & Possible Disk Excision ‐
Minimally invasive
Treatment • Massage Therapy
• ACF (Anterior Cervical Fusion) ‐Hip Bone   • Neck Exercises
• ACF ‐ Banked Bone   • Neurosurgery, What Is
• ACF ‐ Banked Bone ‐ Plating   • Sacro‐Iliac Injections
• ACF ‐ General   • Shoulder Arthroscopy
• Shoulder Replacement

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Orthopedic Pak  (continued)
• Spinal Epidural
• Shoulder Replacement ‐ Preventing Post Op • The Office Visit
Complications • Using an Incentive Spirometer
• Shoulder Surgery – Open
• Stellate Block Job Related Injuries and Exposure
• Subcutaneous Injection
• Surgery for De Quervain's Tendonitis • How to Prevent Back Pain
• Surgery for Ganglion Cysts • Burns
• Tarsal Tunnel Release • Carpal Tunnel ‐ Prevention
• Tennis Elbow and Surgical Treatment • Dust Mite Allergy
• Trigeminal Neuralgia • Expressing Your Pain
• Trigger Finger Surgery • General Safety At Work
• Trigger Point Injections • Hearing Loss
• Hepatitis B
  Therapy
• Hepatitis C
• Back Exercises • H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
• Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain Management • Influenza ‐ Flu
• Expressing Your Pain • Latex Allergies
• Hip Replacement ‐ Physical Therapy • Migraine Headache
• Injections (see Treatment) • Post ‐ Traumatic Stress Disorder ( PTSD )
• Knee Replacement ‐ Physical Therapy • Preventing Pesticide Poisoning
• Massage Therapy   • Protect Yourself from Pesticides ‐ Pesticide
• Neck Exercises Handlers
• Preventing Infections ‐ Hand Washing
Surgery Readiness • Pulmonary Function Testing
• Smallpox
• Advanced Medical Directives
• Tuberculosis
• Discharge Instructions ‐ General
• Durable Power of Attorney
• Foley Catheter ‐ Male
Cardiac Disease Pak
• Foley Catheter Your Choices‐ Female Lifestyle
• General Anesthesia
• Eating Healthy
• Incision Care • Exercising For A Healthy Life
• Jugular Inserted Central Catheter  (JICC) • Living Healthy
• Living Will • Managing Cholesterol
• Neurosurgery, What Is • Managing Stress
• Open Heart Surgery ‐ What to Expect • Preventing Strokes
• Patient Safety • Smoking, The Facts
• Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter  (PICC) • Smoking, Your Choice
• Pneumonia • Weight Management
• Preparing for Surgery
Conditions, Diagnoses
• Preparing for Surgery ‐ Part 1
• Preparing for Surgery ‐ Part 2 • Angina
• Preventing an Infection After Surgery • Arrhythmias
• Spinal Anesthesia • Atrial Fibrillation


Cardiac Disease Pak (continued) Diabetes Awareness Pak
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) • Diabetes ‐ Meal Planning
• Congestive Heart Failure • Diabetes – Carbohydrate Counting
• Deep Vein Thrombosis • Diabetes ‐ Eye Complications
• Depression ‐ Intro • Diabetes ‐ Foot Care
• Erectile Dysfunction • Diabetes Introduction
• Heart Attack • Diabetic Retinopathy
• Hypertension • Diabetic Retinopathy and Photographic Screening
• Mitral Valve Prolapse • Erectile Dysfunction
• Exercising for a Healthy Life
Diagnostics
• Hypoglycemia
• Echocardiogram   • Self Subcutaneous Injection
• Echocardiography Stress Test   • Taking Injectable Insulin
• Lab Draws • Type 1 Diabetes
• MRI  (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) • Type 2 Diabetes
• Ultrasound   • Using Your Blood Glucose Monitor  Accucheck
• X‐Ray • Using Your Blood Glucose Monitor  One Touch
Ultra
Medication • Weight Management
• Coumadin ‐ Introduction for New Users
• Coumadin ‐ Review for Current Users Obesity Awareness Pak
• Managing Cholesterol
• Eating Healthy
• Medication Safety • Gastric Banding
Treatment • Gastric Bypass
• Heart Diseases,  How to Prevent
• Angio‐Seal
• Hypertension
• Angiogram With Possible Angioplasty Or Possible • Managing Stress
Stent Placement ‐ Lower Extremity
• Preventing Strokes
• Aortic Angiography • Weight Management
• Cardiac Rehabilitation
• Coronary Angiography and Possible Angioplasty
• Coronary Angiography
Smoking Awareness Pak
• Coronary Angioplasty • Cancer, How to Prevent ‐ Healthy Life Habits
• Coronary Artery Bypass Graft • Heart Diseases,  How to Prevent
• Heart Valve Replacement • Hypertension
• Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator • Living Healthy
• Incision Care   • Managing Stress
• Open Heart Surgery ‐ What to Expect • Preventing Strokes
• Pacemakers • Smoking, The Facts
• Stroke ‐ Rehabilitation • Smoking, Your Choice
• The Office Visit
• Ventricular Assist Device (VAD)
400 more session topics available in 45
   medical categories!  Contact us!


Wellness and Prevention
General Wellness Pak • H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
• How to Prevent Back Pain
• Back Exercises
• Influenza‐Flu (Pediatrics)
• Eating Healthy
• Lab Draws
• Living Healthy
• General Safety At Work
• Mammography
• H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
• Managing Stress
• Neck Exercises
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Early Screening
• Newborn Screening Tests
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Healthy Life
• Otitis Media (Pediatrics)
Habits
• Post Partum Depression
• How to Prevent Heart Diseases
• Preventing Lead Poisoning
• Hypertension
• Small Pox
• Influenza‐Flu
• The Living Will
• Latex Allergies
• The Office Visit
• Living Healthy
• Warts
• Managing Stress
• Weight Management
• Mammography
• Neck Exercises
Wellness Family with Teens Pak
• Pap Smear
• Preventing HIV and AIDS   • Acne
• Preventing Pesticide Poisoning   • Advanced Medical Directives
• Protect Yourself from Pesticides ‐ • Back Exercises
Pesticide Handlers   • Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain
• PSA ‐ Screening for Prostate Cancer Management
• Smoking, The Facts • Cold Sores
• Smoking, Your Choice • Colonoscopy
• Traveler's Tips for Staying Healthy   • Depression – Introduction
• Visit to the Doctor • Durable Power of Attorney
• Weight Management • Eating Healthy
Wellness New Family Pak   • General Safety At Work
• H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
• Advanced Medical Directives
• Asthma
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Early Screening
• Back Exercises
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Healthy Life
• Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain
Habits
Management
• Breast Feeding
• Hypertension
• Cold Sores
• Influenza‐Flu
• Depression – Introduction
• Living Healthy
• Massage Therapy
• Eating Healthy
• Managing Stress
• Neck Exercises
• General Safety At Work


Wellness Family with Teens Pak • Managing Stress
(cont’d) • Massage Therapy
• Menopause ‐ Introduction
• Pap Smear   • Neck Exercises
• PSA ‐ Screening for Prostate Cancer • Pap Smear
• Psoriasis   • PSA ‐ Screening for Prostate Cancer
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases • Shingles
• Smoking, Your Choice • Skin Cancer
• The Living Will   • The Living Will
• The Office Visit • Varicose Veins
• Weight Management • Weight Management
• What's Colon Cancer • What's Colon Cancer
• What's Ovarian Cancer • What's Ovarian Cancer
• What's Prostate Cancer • What's Prostate Cancer

Wellness Maturity Pak Diabetes Awareness Pak
• Advanced Medical Directives • Diabetes Introduction
• Alzheimer’s • Type 2 Diabetes
• Arthritis ‐ General • Diabetes Carbohydrate Counting
• Back Exercises • Diabetes Meal Planning
• Back Pain ‐ Introduction to Pain • Living Healthy
Management   • Weight Management
• Bone Densitometry • Diabetes ‐ Eye Complication
• Colonoscopy   • Diabetes ‐ Foot Care
• Depression – Introduction • Hypoglycemia
• Eating Healthy   Obesity Awareness Pak
• Erectile Dysfunction ‐ Your Choices
• Exercising for a Healthy Life • Eating Healthy
• General Safety At Work • Gastric Banding
• Glaucoma • Gastric Bypass
• H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) • How to Prevent Heart Diseases
• Hearing Aids • Hypertension
• Hearing Loss • Living Healthy
• How to Prevent Back Pain • Managing Stress
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Early Screening • Preventing Strokes
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Healthy Life • Weight Management
Habits
• How to Prevent Heart Diseases Heart Awareness Pak
• Hypertension • Exercising For A Healthy Life
• Influenza‐Flu • Eating Healthy
• Living Healthy • How to Prevent Heart Diseases
• Mammography   • Hypertension


Smoking Awareness Pak

• Living Healthy
• Managing Cholesterol
• Managing Stress
• Weight Management
• How to Prevent Cancer ‐ Healthy Life Habits
• Hypertension
• Living Healthy
• Managing Stress
• Smoking, The Facts
• Smoking, Your Choice

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ONLY HEALTHY TUTOR SUPPORTS THESE 3
IMPORTANT PRACTICE‐BASED STANDARDS!
PQRI Pay 4 Performance Standards
47. Advance Care Plan
  89. Counseling Patients with HCV Regarding Use of Alcohol
115. Advising Smokers to Quit
129. Universal Influenza Vaccine Screening and Counseling
132. Patient Co‐Development of Treatment Plan/Plan of Care

NCQA Patient‐Centered Medical Home
1. Active patient self‐management support
2. Clinical and/or service performance measurement, by physician or
across the practice
3. Performance reporting, by physician or across the practice
Healthy Tutor also supports NCQA programs that focus on care of patients
with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, stroke, and back pain.

ARRA Meaningful Use   Let us help you meet your HIT goals!
2011  Objectives and Measures
• % of patients with access to patient‐specific educational resources [OP, IP].
• % of smokers offered smoking cessation counseling [EP, IP]
• % of all patients with access to patient‐specific educational resources in
common primary languages [OP, IP] and
• % of educational content in common primary languages [OP, IP].
• % of all patients with access to self‐management tools [OP], and
• NPP (National Priorities Partnership) quality measures related to patient
and family engagement [OP, IP].

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WHY PAY HIGH FEES & CHALLENGE RESOURCES FOR
IN‐DEPTH SELF MANAGEMENT TRAINING?

e.g. Stanford Chronic Disease   offers  results‐
                                                             TM
based,  interactive  diabetes  education  at  a
Self-Management Program
fraction  of  the  cost  of  CDSM programs!
$900 per person with chronic disease For less than $9 per session your patient or
plus beneficiary can receive deep clinically
$700 for additional diabetes training designed, chronic disease and wellness
education in the clinic , at home or
$1600 per person anywhere on the internet!
PLUS TRAVEL & MATERIALS
Our exclusive 2 stage learning system uses 5
levels of content reinforcement for superior
knowledge gain and retention. Follow‐up
Stanford CDSMP licensing fees compliance testing is a snap!

$500 - $1000 per year HealthyTutor provides automated data
archiving and reporting to keep you
Additional media: informed of the user’s ability to self
Non-interactive training videos, CDs, manage.  Full color electronic and hardcopy
and audiotapes cost $18.95 to $32.95 each. content of each session is included free of
charge.
No results based outcomes of user
performance or validation of learning is For patient group education and DSMT
reported back to the provider. training, try our classroom‐ready automated
response system technology. This
inexpensive, compact and automated
solution allows you to move between
multiple sites without the need for
additional on‐site staff support (CDE still
required).

Find out more about the advantages
of HealthyTutor and DiabetesTutor.
Contact us by phone or email today!

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Our Focus on Evidence-Based Content
Overview
To ensure quality content, the editorial staff that develop multimedia content for
HealthyTutor focus on three main strategies:

1. Ensure all content is evidence-based.
2. Use proven instructional strategies based on theories of learning.
3. Address patients’ needs at their specific "point of care."

Our Evidence-based Content
To ensure our content is evidence-based HealthyTutor adheres to the following
principles.

• Develop all content in conjunction with medical experts practicing in leading
medical institutions in the USA.
• Submit content for review by at least 3 client specialists at leading medical
institutions.
• Review each topic annually to ensure it corresponds with specialty practice
guidelines.
• Request continuous online feedback from medical experts who use
HealthyTutor or DiabetesTutor multimedia content with their patients.

The Focus on Patients’ Needs
Patient and beneficiary needs regarding health information vary depending on their
medical condition and the stage of wellness or care. The goals of patient education
vary from helping users make a healthcare decision, to teaching self-care skills,
promoting healthy lifestyle changes, and providing comfort. To address users’ needs,
HealthyTutor and DiabetesTutor content development involves patients. This is done
mainly through direct online feedback from real patients using the tutorial sessions in
clinical settings.


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