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Diabetes cycles of care in general practice - Do government incentives help
Australian Family Physician, 10/09/08
Saunders M et al. - There are numerous barriers to the uptake of government incentives for improved diabetes management, most of which relate to difficulties in making changes to current practice and adopting a systematic approach to the implementation of new initiatives. General practitioners and general practices need a broader support strategy than just government financial incentives if systematic chronic disease management is to be more widely adopted.
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