Introduction: Diabetes costs are predominantly due to managing its chronic complications and excess hospitalisation. Optimising care reduces costs, but is challenged by limited health system integration, insufficient clinical governance and a lack of patient enablement. We ask whether integrated diabetes care, will reduce complication risk/hospital costs, and can be scalable beyond the test area
Modern health care is a wonderful thing. We have medications, investigations, procedures, equipment ...
Aims: Diabetes is recognized as a complex, long term, largely asymptomatic condition requiring self ...
Model (Management Of Diabetes for ExceLlence) is a group of healthcare professionals calling for a h...
Integrating care across disciplines and organisations around the needs of the person with diabetes h...
The delivery of care for people with diabetes is a growing challenge with rapid growth in the number...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
The rapid increase in the prevalence of diabetes is not abating across the world. The cost burden of...
Services for diabetes mellitus are currently often delivered across primary, community and specialis...
We commence this chapter with a fundamental dichotomy – is diabetes integrated care an entity to be...
Background: The prevalence of diabetes mellitus is 12.7% in Singapore. Managing people with diabetes...
Abstract Background Type 2 diabetes is rapidly growing as a proportion of the disease burden in Aust...
<strong>Background </strong>The prevalence of diabetes mellitus is 12.7% in Singapore. Managing peop...
Aim To assess the impact of a disease management programme for patients with diabetes mellitus (Typ...
Modern health care is a wonderful thing. We have medications, investigations, procedures, equipment ...
Aims: Diabetes is recognized as a complex, long term, largely asymptomatic condition requiring self ...
Model (Management Of Diabetes for ExceLlence) is a group of healthcare professionals calling for a h...
Integrating care across disciplines and organisations around the needs of the person with diabetes h...
The delivery of care for people with diabetes is a growing challenge with rapid growth in the number...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes, including reduce...
The rapid increase in the prevalence of diabetes is not abating across the world. The cost burden of...
Services for diabetes mellitus are currently often delivered across primary, community and specialis...
We commence this chapter with a fundamental dichotomy – is diabetes integrated care an entity to be...
Background: The prevalence of diabetes mellitus is 12.7% in Singapore. Managing people with diabetes...
Abstract Background Type 2 diabetes is rapidly growing as a proportion of the disease burden in Aust...
<strong>Background </strong>The prevalence of diabetes mellitus is 12.7% in Singapore. Managing peop...
Aim To assess the impact of a disease management programme for patients with diabetes mellitus (Typ...
Modern health care is a wonderful thing. We have medications, investigations, procedures, equipment ...
Aims: Diabetes is recognized as a complex, long term, largely asymptomatic condition requiring self ...
Model (Management Of Diabetes for ExceLlence) is a group of healthcare professionals calling for a h...