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Diabetes Prevention and Management in the Primary Care Setting
Diabetes prevention and timely intervention are important in the primary care setting. Read more
Practice Change: Streamlining Medication Management
Learn how streamlining medication management can help you save time, improve medication adherence, and increase joy in practice. Read more
Pre-visit Planning Saves Time
Learn about some pre-visit planning strategies that can make office visits more efficient, productive, and meaningful for both the health care team and patient. Read more
Kidney Disease: Why Consider a Team-Based Approach?
Learn more about the importance of addressing kidney health in the primary care setting. Read more
Telemedicine for Improvements in Diabetes Care and Education Outcomes
Telemedicine technology can help create a virtual model of care that combines team-based care and diabetes self-management education. Read more
Using Mobile Health Tools
How can health professionals use mobile health tools to increase communication and education? Read more
Diabetes Prevention, Care, and Education in the Digital Age
Emerging technologies provide benefits, challenges, and opportunities in diabetes care. Read more
Making System-wide Improvements in Diabetes Care
How do you make changes that will have a system-wide impact on care for patients with diabetes? Read 6 tips from John W. Kennedy, MD, chief medical officer, AMGA, and president, AMGA Foundation. Read more
The Impact of “Physician Burnout”
Physician Burnout: What are the downstream effects? Read more
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