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Diabetes & Obesity

Project Mission

The Diabetes Transformation Project is designed to create and drive changes within the private and public sector that will lead to better health at lower cost for people with diabetes.

Laura Linn
Project Director

Project Goals
  • Reduce the incidence of diabetes and obesity as well as the complications and death rate associated with both conditions through consistent implementation of best practices.
  • Reduce disparities in health in racial and ethnic populations disproportionately impacted by diabetes and obesity. Improve public awareness and patient understanding of diabetes and its control.
  • Promote better self-management among those with diabetes and obese individuals.
  • Accelerate the migration from paper to electronic record keeping so that access and accuracy of information will be improved.
  • Improve health care providers' understanding of diabetes and its control and rapid adoption of proven best practices.
  • Promote policies that increase prevention and improve the quality of and access to diabetes care.

The majority of CHT's diabetes efforts are occurring in the State of Georgia. Read about the Healthy Georgia Diabetes and Obesity Project and Diabetes Transformation Activities.

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Diabetes Thought Leader Roundtable Discussion
On October 27, 2008, 21 participants from 13 organizations representing the government, business, and non-profit sectors convened in Washington, DC for a Diabetes Thought Leader Roundtable Discussion. This meeting was sponsored by the Center for Health Transformation (CHT) and Booz Allen Hamilton (Booz Allen) and provided an opportunity for thought leaders from across public, private, and civil sectors to share perspectives on some of the most challenging issues surrounding diabetes and to identify which issue areas would be best addressed through a collaborative, cross-sector initiative.

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