Background: First Nations people in Ontario have an increased prevalence of diabetes
compared to other people in the province. This study examined use of health care services …

Background: To improve diabetes care, First Nations leaders and others need access to
population-level health data. We provide details of the collaborative methods we used to …

OBJECTIVE—To compare health resource utilization in patients with diabetes between the
US and Canada. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS—We combined measures of health …

ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE To dcescribe the state of diabetes care among Alberta First Nations
individuals with diabetes living on reserves. DESIGN Survey and screening for diabetes …

Background Diabetes is a common chronic disease, which results in significant morbidity
and mortality. Although ethnic variations in disease prevalence are known, variations in the …

Objective This study explores the relationship between health access barriers and diabetes
in an urban First Nations population in Canada. Design Data from a self-identified urban …

OBJECTIVE—This study examines whether acute diabetes complication rates have fallen in
recent years and whether geographic factors influence these trends. RESEARCH DESIGN …

Type 2 diabetes is a serious chronic condition affecting millions of people worldwide. South
Asians (individuals originating from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal) …

Aims We sought to determine whether there are differences in health resource utilization
among South Asian (SA), Chinese and White patients with newly diagnosed diabetes …

OBJECTIVE—To evaluate health care access and utilization and health status and
outcomes for type 2 diabetic patients according to race and ethnicity and to determine …