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- Figure 1.
Map showing the location of OCHIN member clinics (dots).
- Figure 2.
Variability in the quality of diabetes preventive care across the network. Data shown as percentages of patients receiving diabetes preventive services. FLU, influenza vaccination; HbA1c: glycohemoglobin screening; LDL, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol screening; Micro-Alb, urine microalbumin (nephropathy screen).
- Figure 3.
The OCHIN patient-centered medical village model enables a linked electronic health record, shared health information technology (IT) infrastructure, and collaborative learning across patient-centered medical homes (PCMHs) and other health care entities.
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The OCHIN Community Information Network: Bringing Together Community Health Centers, Information Technology, and Data to Support a Patient-Centered Medical Village
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