2021Unpublished venueOpen access

Increasing Diabetes Screening in a Primary Care Setting

Jennifer J. Iyengar, Mary E.K. Fisher, Julie E. Ziegler, Douglas W. Wright, Meghan C. Monson, Cheryl L. Rhodes Dehmlow, Keturah P. Schacht, Jennifer Wyckoff, Audrey L. Fan

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Michigan Medicine (MM) is a large academic medical center located in Ann Arbor, MI. There are 14 primary care sites within the MM system, with six locations in Ann Arbor and eight locations in surrounding communities in southeast Michigan. Approximately 60–70 general internal medicine physicians and 40–50 family medicine physicians provide primary care within the health system, with additional primary care services provided by geriatrics and obstetrics/gynecology clinicians (1). In total, there are ~2.4 million outpatient visits to the health care system each year, including both primary and specialty care services (2).

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Michigan Medicine (MM) is a large academic medical center located in Ann Arbor, MI. There are 14 primary care sites within the MM system, with six locations in Ann Arbor and eight locations in surrounding communities in southeast Michigan. Approximately 60–70 general internal medicine physicians and 40–50 family medicine physicians provide primary care within the health system, with additional primary care services provided by geriatrics and obstetrics/gynecology clinicians (1). In total, there are ~2.4 million outpatient visits to the health care system each year, including both primary and specialty care services (2).

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Michigan Medicine (MM) is a large academic medical center located in Ann Arbor, MI. There are 14 primary care sites within the MM system, with six locations in Ann Arbor and eight locations in surrounding communities in southeast Michigan. Approximately 60–70 general internal medicine physicians and 40–50 family medicine physicians provide primary care within the health system, with additional primary care services provided by geriatrics and obstetrics/gynecology clinicians (1). In total, there are ~2.4 million outpatient visits to the health care system each year, including both primary and specialty care services (2).

Key concepts: Primary care, Specialty, Family medicine, Medicine, Ambulatory care, Primary health care, Geriatrics, Obstetrics and gynaecology

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