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The Promising Success of Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) Diabetes: Case Series
The Promising Success of Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) Diabetes: Case Series
Authors of this article:
Lauren Figg1 ; Ananta Addala1, 2 ; Ishaan Jain3 ; Claudia Anez4, 5 ; Paul Midney6 ; Corin DeChirico6 ; Colleen Symanski7 ; Brian C Fitzgerald8 ; Kristi Colbert9 ; Terry Raymer9 ; Candy Stockton-Joreteg10 ; Elizabeth Murphy11 ; Leah Collins12 ; Cyd Bernstein12 ; Melanie Hechavarria4, 5 ; Eleni P Sheehan4, 5 ; Angelina Bernier4, 5 ; Sarah C Westen13 ; Korey K Hood1, 2 ; Dessi P Zaharieva1 ; Marina Basina2, 14 ; Nicolas Cuttriss1, 2, 15 ; Stephanie L Filipp16 ; Matthew J Gurka16 ; Ashby F Walker5, 17 ; David M Maahs1, 2 ; Michael J Haller4, 5 ; Rayhan A Lal1, 2, 14
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