Integrated care has been postulated to result in improvements to diabetes outcomes,
including reduced hospitalisation. The Diabetes Integrated Care Initiative (DICI) aimed to …

More than a decade of investment, integration and innovation in primary and community
diabetes care in Ealing, UK, is now showing tangible and sustainable improvements in …

Objectives Few studies have estimated the effect of diabetes integrated care at a population
level. We have assessed the impact of introducing a community service-led diabetes …

Background Diabetes management often requires close cooperation between primary and
specialist services, but a range of challenges in Australia and elsewhere make seamless …

Introduction: Diabetes costs are predominantly due to managing its chronic complications
and excess hospitalisation. Optimising care reduces costs, but is challenged by limited …

Discussion: Key challenges were low patient attendance in general practice, healthcare
professional time, low participation at health promotion activities/peer support groups and …

Objective To examine the barriers to, and facilitators in, improving diabetes management
from the general practice perspective, in advance of the implementation of an integrated …

Integrated care models have the potential to reduce fragmentation in the health system and
improve outcomes for people with type 2 diabetes. A pilot evaluation of an integrated care …

Background: The implementation of models of integrated care for chronic conditions is not
well understood. We conducted a realist evaluation to determine how and why the …

Background The prevalence of diabetes mellitus is 12.7% in Singapore. Managing people
with diabetes in the community may be needed to reduce unnecessary utilisation of …