Health Services Research © Health Research and Educational Trust DOI: 10.1111/1475-6773.12277 RESEARCH BRIEF
Assessing Diabetes Care Disparities with Ambulatory Care Quality Measures Jennifer M. Joseph, Pamela Jo Johnson, Douglas R. Wholey, and Mary L. Frederick Objective. To identify and describe racial/ethnic disparities in overall diabetes management. Data Source/Study Setting. Electronic health record data from calendar year 2010 were obtained from all primary care clinics at one large health system in Minnesota (n = 22,633). Study Design. We used multivariate logistic regression to estimate the odds of achieving the following diabetes management goals: A1C
Assessing Diabetes Care Disparities with Ambulatory Care Quality Measures Jennifer M. Joseph, Pamela Jo Johnson, Douglas R. Wholey, and Mary L. Frederick Objective. To identify and describe racial/ethnic disparities in overall diabetes management. Data Source/Study Setting. Electronic health record data from calendar year 2010 were obtained from all primary care clinics at one large health system in Minnesota (n = 22,633). Study Design. We used multivariate logistic regression to estimate the odds of achieving the following diabetes management goals: A1C
