Effectiveness of a Community Health Worker–led Diabetes Self-Management Education Program and Implications for CHW Involvement in Care Coordination Strategies

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2013

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Yes

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Evidence Generation:

Documentation of how CHWs can work within care teams, White papers

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Summary

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a Community Health Worker (CHW)–led diabetes self management education (DSME) program and to understand how CHWs and primary care providers (PCPs) work together to provide comprehensive diabetes care.

Effectiveness of a Community Health Worker–led Diabetes Self-Management Education Program and Implications for CHW Involvement in Care Coordination Strategies

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