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Journal Article

A comparative analysis of recruitment methods used in a randomized trial of diabetes education interventions. 

Contemporary Clinical Trials. 2010

Conference Poster

Characteristics of depression in patients with sub-optimally controlled diabetes [poster]

2010

Patient evaluation of education using U.S. Diabetes Conversion maps in the IDEA study [poster]

2010

Patient evaluation results of group education using conversation maps™ in the IDEA (Interactive Dialogue to Educate and Activate) study [poster]

2010

Study recruitment challenges for a clinical trial of diabetes education interventions [poster]

Abstract

Identifying the underlying factors for diabetes care and attitudes [abstract]. 

Value in Health. 2010

Patient response to a clinical study for diabetes education interventions: demographic differences between patients who enrolled and those not interested in participating [abstract]. 

Clinical Medicine & Research. 2010

Recruitment costs for a multi-center, randomized clinical trial for a behavioral intervention study [abstract]. 

Clinical Medicine & Research. 2010

Short-term results of a randomized clinical trial of diabetes education on patient empowerment and psychological attributes [abstract]. 

Diabetes. 2010

The relationship between depression and attitudes, self-efficacy, self-care adherence and A1c in patients with suboptimally controlled diabetes [abstract]. 

Diabetes. 2010

presentations

Presentation

Educator experience with group interactive dialogue to educate and activate (IDEA) using conversation maps [presentation], HMO Research Network (HMORN) 15th Annual Conference: Clinical Effectiveness: Leadership in Comparative Effectiveness and Translational Research

Patient evaluation results of group education using conversation maps™ in the IDEA (Interactive Dialogue to Educate and Activate) study [presentation]

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D. Baumer

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