Scientific knowledge surrounding diabetes has increased over the last century to its causes, treatment and prevention strategies. However, the type and level of care that patients receive is suboptional. This case forces in the industry, knowledge, education, public policy, and reimbursement that result in the treatment of this disease and the potential for innovation in the management of other chronic diseases.
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by Richard Bohmer, Laura R. Feldman, Jeff Street Source: Harvard Business School 28 pages. Publication Date: November 8, 2001. Prod. #: 302023-PDF-ENG
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