Adoption and Implementation of Mandated Diabetes Registries by Community Health Centers
American Journal of Preventive MedicinePublished 20 June 2007
Christian D. Helfrich, Lucy A. Savitz, Kathleen Dickerson Swiger, Bryan J. Weiner
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The present study illustrates the usefulness of Rogers's model of organizational innovation for studying mandated innovation and highlights several key factors, including direct, personal involvement of organizational leadership, and shared problem solving and peer learning facilitated by the HDC.
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The present study illustrates the usefulness of Rogers's model for studying mandated innovation and highlights several key factors, including direct, personal involvement of organizational leadership, and shared problem solving and peer learning facilitated by the HDC. However, these six CHCs elected to participate early in the HDC, and may not be typical of North Carolina's remaining CHCs. Furthermore, most face important long-term challenges that threaten routinization.
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