OBJECTIVES: : Despite significant improvements in the follow up of type 2 diabetes patients, last results of Entred 2007-2010 are showing an insufficient level of control with too many patients with HbA1C>7%. Despite of regular controls, the physician encounter difficulties to well inform his patients due to a lack of time and means. Thanks to their expertise, number and accessibility pharmacists could play a beneficial role on patient adherence. IPhODia study aims to assess the impact on adherence of specific information provided by community pharmacists. METHODS: The intervention consists in three different 30 min interviews during 6 months, covering thematic information on diabetes. Two groups of pharmacists have been randomized, one providing interviews in addition to the usual drug delivery, one delivering drug in usual settings. The criteria for evaluation is the Medication Possession Ratio (MPR). In total 182 pharmacists (91+91) recruited 553 patients (296+257). RESULTS: