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Provider- and system-level barriers impede community translation of evidence-based primary prevention for diabetes complications.
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Reveals external and health system barriers hindering primary prevention of diabetes complications, highlighting the need to better translate evidence-based strategies into community care.
In Brief Existing knowledge from the literature demonstrates that primary prevention of diabetes complications is possible. However, patient-, provider-, and health system-based barriers may prevent implementation of evidence-based practices. This article explores barriers to diabetes care that are external to the patient and that may require particular attention when attempting to translate primary prevention strategies into clinical care in the community.
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Zgibor et al. (2001) conducted a review in Diabetes mellitus. External barriers to diabetes care (provider- and health system-based) was evaluated. Provider- and health system-based external barriers may impede the translation of evidence-based primary prevention strategies for diabetes complications into community clinical care.
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