Abstract
IN BRIEF The Structured Testing Program (STeP) trial demonstrated that use a structured self-monitoring of blood glucose intervention improves clinical outcomes, prompts earlier and persistent treatment adjustments, and increases patients' self-confidence and motivation associated with their diabetes self-management. This article discusses the experience of implementing the STeP intervention in a primary care practice.
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