Why Effective Interventions Do Not Work For All Patients: Exploring Variation in Response to a Chronic Disease Management Intervention

August 27, 2018

Medical Care

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Authors

Merritt Edlind MD; Nandita Mitra PhD; David Grande MD, MPA; Frances K. Barg PhD, MEd; Tamala Carter; Lindsey Turr MSS, MLSP; Karen Glanz, PhD, MPH; Judith A. Long MD; Shreya Kangouvi MD, MS

CHIBE Experts

Karen Glanz, PhD, MPH

Research Areas

Chronic Disease Management

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