P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 72, Issue 5, 2011September 01, 2011 EDT
Project I See in NC: Initial Results of a Program to Increase Access to Retinal Examinations Among Diabetic Individuals in North Carolina
Project I See in NC: Initial Results of a Program to Increase Access to Retinal Examinations Among Diabetic Individuals in North Carolina
Articles in Vol. 72, Issue 5, 2011
Vol. 72, Issue 5, 2011
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareRachel E. Williams
- Characteristics Associated With Glycemic Control Among Family Medicine Patients With Type 2 DiabetesJulienne K. KirkStephen W. DavisCarol A. HildebrandtElizabeth N. StrachanMadhavi L. PeecharaRichard Lord
- School Nurses and Children With Diabetes: A Descriptive StudyMartha Keehner EngelkeMelvin SwansonMartha GuttuMichelle B. WarrenSarah Lovern
- Project I See in NC: Initial Results of a Program to Increase Access to Retinal Examinations Among Diabetic Individuals in North CarolinaRamon VelezMarshall TylerJohn ChenMichael BabcockWilliam P. Moran
- Public Health Case Studies in Diabetes Prevention and Control: Innovation, Partnerships, and FundingMary V. DavisMargaret M. CannonApril ReeseBeth LovetteDeborah S. Porterfield
- POLICY FORUM Confronting the Diabetes EpidemicThomas C. Ricketts
- The State of Diabetes in North CarolinaJoseph KonenJoyce Page
- How Does the Affordable Care Act Support Children at Risk for or With Diabetes?Gerri L. Mattson
- Sidebar: ENERGIZE! A Community-Based Lifestyle Intervention Targeting At-Risk, Overweight ChildrenJulie H. PaulMark D. PiehlWilliam H. Lagarde
- Diabetes in North Carolina: Descriptive Epidemiology and Meaningful Use of Electronic Health RecordsLaura A. YoungParvati Potru
- Facilitating Self-Management of Diabetes Through Education: The North Carolina CaseJoanne RinkerLaura Emerson EdwardsDebbie Widener
- Sidebar: Hospital-Based Self-Management of DiabetesBecky Sale
- Use of Integrated Care Delivery to Improve the Quality of Diabetes Management Among African AmericansPaul BrayDoyle M. CummingsDebra K. Thompson
- Barriers to Diabetes Prevention and Control Among American IndiansRonny A. Bell
- Sidebar: Cherokee Choices: A Diabetes Prevention Program in Cherokee, North CarolinaJeff Bachar
- Community-Based Prevention and Control of Diabetes Among North Carolina LatinosChristopher T. BryantPilar Rocha-Goldberg
- Sidebar: Peer-to-Peer Learning in the Self-Management of Chronic DiseaseJoyce PageSerena Weisner
- Diabetes and Adverse Mental Health Among African AmericansDavid L. MountKristen G. HairstonShelton M. Charles
- Could Hearing Loss Be the Link Between Diabetes and Depression?Kathryn R. Dowd
- Translating Diabetes Prevention Programs: Implications for Dissemination and PolicyJeffrey A. KatulaCaroline S. BlackwellErica L. RosenbergerDavid C. Gofffor the Healthy Living Partnerships to Prevent Diabetes Research Team
- Innovative Approaches to Reduce Diabetes CostsApril B. Reese
- Running the NumbersRobert E. MeyerHarry Herrick
- The Role of Allied Health in Health Care ReformStephen W. ThomasLee McLeanAlisa Debnam
- Moving Medicine Forward in North CarolinaPeter W. Carmel
Velez, Ramon, Marshall Tyler, John Chen, Michael Babcock, and William P. Moran. 2011. “Project I See in NC: Initial Results of a Program to Increase Access to Retinal Examinations Among Diabetic Individuals in North Carolina.” North Carolina Medical Journal 72 (5): 360–64. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.5.360.