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It’s no longer news that chronic conditions constitute an increasing burden of disease in poor and rich nations alike. As communicable diseases are better controlled and mortality from chronic disease falls, the chronically ill around the world account for an increasing share of outpatient visits, hospitalizations, and spending.

Yet the complexity of chronic diseases and the need to involve patients closely in their management lead to numerous questions common to many countries. What works best in preventing chronic illness and in delivering care for chronically ill patients? What’s the appropriate size and composition for a chronic care team? The best . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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