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Podcast: PCDC 2016 Faculty Key Takeaways

This year at The American Journal of Managed Care's 4th annual Patient-Centered Diabetes Care meeting, select faculty provided their key takeaways from the sessions.

This year at The American Journal of Managed Care's 4th annual Patient-Centered Diabetes Care (PCDC) meeting, select faculty provided their key takeaways from the sessions. In this first episode of Managed Care Cast: A Podcast From The American Journal of Managed Care the following faculty members are featured (in order of appearance):

Robert A. Gabbay

Lonny Reisman

Tearsanee C. Davis

David Brumley

Eileen Myers

Albert Tzeel

Anne Schmidt

Joanna Mitri

Mike Payne

Cathleen McKnight

Fatima Cody Stanford

Kristen McGovern

Scott Breidbart

Heather Zacker

Ted Kyle

Kristene Diggins

Yehuda Handelsman

For coverage of PCDC, visit the meeting page here.

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