Abstract
Purpose: To develop and implement a standardized, evidence-based diabetes management program using an interprofessional team of volunteers, students, and staff at a new free clinic for the working uninsured. Method: Retrospective studies were conducted on convenience samples of 40 diabetic patients pre- and postredesign of diabetes care. Results: Diabetes patients received access to a diabetes management program with quality improvement measures of outcomes. Discussion: This quality improvement initiative provided an assessment of the processes for diabetes care delivery and outcomes.
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