Studies indicate that only 53% of individuals eligible for Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) through their health insurance receive it.
Which of the following approaches to increase participation in DSMES is based on the ADA Standards of Care?
- Adjust DSMES charges for Medicare enrollees based on ability to pay.
- Increase access to telehealth delivery of care and other digital health solutions.
- Provide DSMES in non-hospital workplace settings to increase access for employees.
- Incentivize participation through use of giveaways and positive reinforcement.
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