Study Findings on Managed Care Are Outlined in Reports from HealthPartners Institute (Diabetes Care Quality: Do Large Medical Groups Perform Better?): Managed Care
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According to the news editors, the research concluded: “On average, primary care practices that are part of large well-established medical groups outperformed smaller-sized groups in diabetes care quality, probably because they have the resources, leadership, and infrastructure to provide more consistent care through more organized CMPs.”
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