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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
The Social Impact Of Diabetes, Denise Lujan
The Social Impact Of Diabetes, Denise Lujan
Natural Sciences Student Research Presentations
This poster describes the social impact of living with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Care Patterns And Outcomes For Hospitalized Patients With Diabetes In Nevada, Jay J. Shen
Care Patterns And Outcomes For Hospitalized Patients With Diabetes In Nevada, Jay J. Shen
Nevada Journal of Public Health
This study demonstrates substantial differences between Nevada and the national average in patterns of hospital based care in patients with type 2 diabetes. Diabetic patients in Nevada are more likely to be hospitalized through the emergency department, and more likely to be admitted for a condition related to diabetes. Moreover, in Nevada, Medicaid and uninsured patients with diabetes are more likely to experience adverse outcomes then their privately insured counterparts. These differences may be primarily reflective of variances in access to ambulatory care, care seeking behavior, and availability of health services and facilities. Policies promoting expansion of health care benefits …