Collaborative Care For Patients With Diabetes

It is often said that collaborating among health care professionals can improve care for patients, but what does this mean in practice? In this video, Dr. Joshua Joseph, MD, MPH, FAHA, speaks with his colleagues at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center-Janet G. Zappe, RN, MS, CDCES, and Allan Sommer, MS, ACSM-about their team’s multidisciplinary programs that help patients manage diabetes.
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00:00 Collaborative care overview
03:36 Collaborative care programs at OSU
07:20 Who should be referred to collaborative care?
08:20 Exercise is Medicine program
11:53 Exercise is Medicine program outcomes
14:37 Diabetes Device Clinic
15:35 Integrated Type 1 Diabetes Clinic
16:40 Staying the Course program
17:45 Pharmacy-based collaboration
19:00 Transition of Care Discharge Clinic
21:02 'U Got This!' program
22:42 Food Farmacy program
23:47 Linking education, produce provision, and community referrals to improve diabetes care
25:37 Challenges of collaborative care during the COVID-19 pandemic
30:27 Patient response to collaborative care
33:50 Addressing health disparities with collaborative care
36:00 Future of collaborative care

[@astridortegaverona5808]

Interesante información, gracias!!❤

[@gabrielajimenez8060]

Me interesa sus programas de salud , pero por favor en español, estoy en Colombia , muchas gracias .

[@NIDDKgov]

Hola, Gracias por su interés en nuestra información. Puede acceder a nuestra información de salud en español en nuestro sitio web en: www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/informacion-de-la-salud.