Dr. Marshall Chin's career objectives are to perform research that improves the outcomes of particularly vulnerable patients with diabetes including those served in safety net community health centers, and to train students, fellows, and junior faculty who wish to perform patient-oriented translational research and outcomes research in diabetes. Translation of research findings from clinical trials is challenging. Thus, diabetes care in real-world settings is suboptimal. Indigent, minority patients who receive their care in community health centers are a vulnerable population at risk for poor outcomes. Interventions are needed to reduce disparities for these patients. Dr. Chin's research program aims to improve diabetes care and outcomes in community health centers by developing and implementing multifactorial interventions combining techniques from quality improvement, care management, patient empowerment, provider behavioral training, and community partnerships. He seeks to discover effective models for implementing and sustaining interventions to improve diabetes care in vulnerable populations. Dr. Chin leads the Chicago Diabetes Mentoring Program in Patient-Oriented Research. Dr. Chin is Professor of Medicine, Director of the Prevention and Control Core of the NIDDK Diabetes Research and Training Center (DRTC), and Director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Finding Answers: Disparities Research for Change National Program Office, at the University of Chicago. His work improving diabetes care and outcomes in community health centers and vulnerable populations grows out of work originally funded by AHRQ and NIA R01 and U01 grants, and currently funded by Merck Company Foundation and Commonwealth Fund grants. He received the 2008 Society of General Internal Medicine Mid-Career Research Mentorship Award. Dr. Chin performs research and mentors in an environment that is rich with academic opportunities in the biomedical and social sciences relevant for diabetes patient-oriented translational research. Renewal of this K24 award will allow Dr. Chin to increase his mentoring activities and to enhance his own commitment and skills in patient-oriented diabetes research among vulnerable populations.
Dr. Marshall Chin's career objectives are to perform research that improves the outcomes of particularly vulnerable patients with diabetes including those served in safety net community health centers, and to train students, fellows, and junior faculty who wish to perform patient-oriented outcomes research in diabetes. This K24 award will allow Dr. Chin to increase his mentoring activities and to enhance his own commitment and skills in patient-oriented diabetes research among vulnerable populations.
| Tung, Elizabeth L; Gunter, Kathryn E; Bergeron, Nyahne Q et al. (2018) Cross-Sector Collaboration in the High-Poverty Setting: Qualitative Results from a Community-Based Diabetes Intervention. Health Serv Res 53:3416-3436 |
| Nocon, Robert S; Gunter, Kathryn E; Gao, Yue et al. (2018) Development and Validation of a Short-Form Safety Net Medical Home Scale. Health Serv Res 53 Suppl 1:3207-3226 |
| Tung, Elizabeth L; Gao, Yue; Peek, Monica E et al. (2018) Patient Experience of Chronic Illness Care and Medical Home Transformation in Safety Net Clinics. Health Serv Res 53:469-488 |
| Saunders, Milda R; Lee, Haena; Chin, Marshall H (2017) Early winners and losers in dialysis center pay-for-performance. BMC Health Serv Res 17:816 |
| Chin, Marshall H (2017) Movement Advocacy, Personal Relationships, and Ending Health Care Disparities. J Natl Med Assoc 109:33-35 |
| Huang, Elbert S; Nathan, Aviva G; Cooper, Jennifer M et al. (2017) Impact and Feasibility of Personalized Decision Support for Older Patients with Diabetes: A Pilot Randomized Trial. Med Decis Making 37:611-617 |
| DeMeester, Rachel H; Xu, Lucy J; Nocon, Robert S et al. (2017) Solving Disparities Through Payment And Delivery System Reform: A Program To Achieve Health Equity. Health Aff (Millwood) 36:1133-1139 |
| Gunter, Kathryn E; Nocon, Robert S; Gao, Yue et al. (2017) Medical Home Characteristics and Quality of Diabetes Care in Safety Net Clinics. J Community Health 42:303-311 |
| O'Hanlon, Claire E; Cooper, Jennifer M; Lee, Sang Mee et al. (2017) Life Expectancy Predictions for Older Diabetic Patients as Estimated by Physicians and a Prognostic Model. MDM Policy Pract 2:2381468317713718 |
| Volerman, Anna; Chin, Marshall H; Press, Valerie G (2017) Solutions for Asthma Disparities. Pediatrics 139: |
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