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Link to top of page Charles B. Wang Community Health Center Aims to Improve Diabetes Care and Health Literacy of Patients with Diabetes
The Charles B. Wang Community Health Center has joined the New York City Health Department Diabetes Collaborative Care initiative. The health center has developed a patient registry and is tracking clinical outcomes to monitor and improve diabetes care. Currently, they have approximately 800 active patients with diabetes in the system. The health center is developing new materials for health education and self-management support for the Chinese community it serves.

Link to top of page National Hispanic Medical Association Helps Launch New MOVIMIENTO, Por Su Vida CD
Hispanic/Latino Work Group Vice-Chair Dr. Jaime Torres, associate director of Consultative Services, Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital, who represents the National Hispanic Medical Association on the Work Group, helped launch the awareness campaign promoting NDEP’s new MOVIMIENTO, Por Su Vida (Movement, For Life) music CD.

Link to top of page Taking on Diabetes
The American Association of Health Plans (AAHP) is a national trade association representing more than 1,000 health maintenance organizations, preferred provider organizations, point-of-service plans, and other similar health plans that care for more than 140 million Americans. AAHP and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) have partnered to create, Taking on Diabetes, a joint initiative of the AAHP and the ADA that brings together health plans, health professionals, and people with diabetes in order to reduce the complications associated with diabetes.

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Page last modified: November 9, 2007

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