Screening for #social and #medical needs can potentially improve health outcomes and reduce costs by identifying and addressing unmet needs. Learn how the 8 grantees of BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care screened for social and medical needs at: bit.ly/BTG-screening

Although #social needs screening can be conducted in many ways, it is important to determine the patients to be screened, where & how to screen, and what tools can facilitate your efforts. Read how the BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care grantees screened their patients here: bit.ly/BTG-screening

Learn more about the work of BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care here: bit.ly/jgim-btg

Read more about how 8 BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care grantees integrated medical and social care models for diabetes care here: bit.ly/jgim-npo

How did St. Mary's Health and Clearwarter Valley Health improve HbA1c outcomes? Find out here: bit.ly/jgim-pht

Let's look at how Providence Community Teaching Kitchen addressed poverty and food insecurity for patients with chronic needs. Read here bit.ly/jgim-ctk

St. Mary’s Health & Clearwater Valley Health integrated #CHWs at The Idaho Foodbank distribution sites to address #foodinsecurity in rural Idaho. Learn how the #CHW program improved trust here: bit.ly/jgim-trust

From interviews, the staff at UPMC Western Maryland identified three key benefits of team-based care. More here: bit.ly/jgim-wm-qual

Discover how The Diabetes Collective Impact Initiative created a comprehensive, multi-sector intervention to meet the needs of their patients. More here: bit.ly/jgim-dcii

Read how UPMC Western Maryland developed a care management center to support high-risk patients with chronic conditions here: bit.ly/jgim-wm-ccr

Learn about Trenton Health Team Capital City Diabetes Collaborative's model for public health-focused partnerships here: bit.ly/jgim-tht

Learn how Minneapolis Health Department & CHW Solutions utilized #Medicaid reimbursement to connect patients with #diabetes to #CHWs. More here: bit.ly/jgim-chws

Read how Social Impact Exchange worked with Diabetes gap grantees to create financial sustainability plans here: bit.ly/jgim-sie

Check out ADCES podcast The Huddle episode "Bridging the Gap - Addressing Disparities in Health Systems." Thanks Kirsten Yehl for interviewing @DrMonicaPeek and I about integrating medical and social care to advance diabetes equity. BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…

On this episode of The Huddle, Drs. Marshall Chin and Monica Peek, internal medicine physicians at the University of Chicago, discuss a national initiative to address health disparities in diabetes care called Bridging the Gap. Listen now at bit.ly/3XX9RJq.

Co-Directors @DrMonicaPeek & Marshall Chin are featured in the latest episode of the ADCES podcast, The Huddle! In this ep, they discuss our initiative & grantees, improving #diabetes care, and future opportunities to advance #healthequity. healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…

Co-Directors @DrMonicaPeek & Marshall Chin discuss how grantees of BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care integrated medical & non-medical services to improve health outcomes for patients with #diabetes in this episode of the ADCES podcast, The Huddle. Learn more here: healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…

In this episode of the ADCES podcast, The Huddle, Co-Directors @DrMonicaPeek & Marshall Chin describe how BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care grantees impacted policy to improve reimbursement/support for non-medical services. Listen below: healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…

The importance of alignment between health care & social service orgs is a key lesson from the BTG: Reducing Disparities in Diabetes Care initiative. Co-Directors @DrMonicaPeek & Marshall Chin discuss this critical area in the ADCES podcast, The Huddle. Hear about it here: healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…

Co-Directors @DrMonicaPeek & Marshall Chin discuss how expanding the care team to include people in the community and in the health care system can improve care and reach people where they are at in the ADCES podcast, The Huddle. Listen here: healthpodcastnetwork.com/episodes/the-h…