Diabetes and Related Disorder Care Management Research
A special issue of International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (ISSN 1660-4601). This special issue belongs to the section "Health Behavior, Chronic Disease and Health Promotion".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 October 2023) | Viewed by 1935
Special Issue Editors
Interests: geriatric research; epidemiology and care of diabetes mellitus; epidemiology and prevention of chronic kidney diseases; program evaluation; tobacco control
Interests: health informatics; decision analysis and modeling; health service outcomes and evaluation; artificial intelligence in healthcare; population health management; patient-centric care management for chronic conditions; shared decision making in healthcare; aging and health; evidence-based healthcare management
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The objective of this Special Issue is to assemble research and scholarly works that contribute to the theoretical and empirical knowledge base for identifying population health management research on diabetes and other related chronic conditions that will improve the performance of service organizations and enhance the well-being of communities. The specific aims of this issue are to:
- Explicate an interdisciplinary focus in care management and improvement research.
- Establish a close collaboration and partnership with the service sector that will enhance the development of innovative research.
- Transform knowledge developed from interdisciplinary research, pertaining to Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI), to evidence-based care management and practice.
The integration of the principles and methodological approaches of diverse disciplines in conducting scientific studies may lead to the creation of evidence-based knowledge for improving diabetes care and to enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of health service organizations. This Special Issue will bring together leading managerial epidemiologists and practitioners to share their scholarship and strategic agenda for resolving the most urgent care management issues of our time. The call for papers invites scholars and researchers to address best-practice solutions for perfecting community and national proactive responses for health service and population health management issues.
Dr. Thomas T. H. Wan
Dr. Chih-Cheng Hsu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- chronic disease management
- AI research in diabetes care
- clinical decision support systems for diabetes
- outcomes evaluation
- intervention design and experimental studies in diabetes
- predictors of diabetes care outcomes
- growth trajectories of diabetes and related complications
- polychronic conditions
- behavioral and lifestyle changes
- ecology of diabetes care
- predictive analytics for clinical improvement
- transdisciplinary research and collaboration in diabetes care
- efficiency analysis
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