Quantitative analysis shows improved management of osteoporosis in primary care, suggesting broader implementation benefits.
The CFC program was created by bone specialists, PCPs, software engineers, and information technology specialists. This collaboration produced a user-friendly, case-based, interactive, time-flexible, and highly acceptable program bridging investigation and management gaps in osteoporosis. It is customized to address challenges faced by PCPs and is potentially relevant for implementation in a wide range of fields, both health-related and others.
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