The Community Diabetes Education (CoDE) Program: Cost-Effectiveness and Health Outcomes

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2014

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NatDoc: National Document

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Yes

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Evidence-based interventions

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Summary

Examines the long-term cost-effectiveness and improvements in diabetes-related complications of a diabetes education and management intervention led by community health workers among uninsured Mexican Americans

The Community Diabetes Education (CoDE) Program: Cost-Effectiveness and Health Outcomes

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