… a component of primary care, not specialty care, 42 and that most persons have their
diabetes managed by their primary care providers. 29 We defined primary care providers as …

OBJECTIVE To evaluate prospectively a risk categorization scheme for lower-extremity
problems that incorporates the Semmes-Weinstein 5.07 monofilament and a simple exam to …

… self-management education sessions and emphasize the benefits of self-care. Primary
care providers should promote regular diabetes screening and primary prevention to women, …

… For example, long-term complications such as ischemic heart disease or renal failure lead
to greater frequency of primary care visits and additional laboratory testing, but we could not …

… diseases to a panel of 2,500 primary care patients with an age-sex … care for these conditions.
The result was compared with time available for patient care for the average primary care …

… diabetes, we believe this model provides a useful framework to examine both the delivery of
chronic care services and patient … patients’ participation in recommended diabetes self-care …

… A qualitative study involving semi-structured interviews 11 was conducted with type 2
diabetes patients in two adjoining inner London primary care trusts (PCTs), ie Lambeth and …

… older depressed primary care patients with diabetes in practices implementing depression
care … of a 5-year interval than depressed patients with diabetes in usual-care practices. To our …

… On the basis of this framework, we hypothesized that patients with diabetes who perceived
their health care providers as being more autonomy supportive would improve their glucose …

… Method: Participants included 919 patients, recruited from 2 university-affiliated primary
care clinics between May 2004 and September 2006, who completed self-report measures of …