File:Distribution of the chronic-disease self-management program by ZIP Code and rurality.png
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English: The distribution of rural CDSME program participants
varied across the US. Analysis across rurality indicated that approximately 22.1% (using county-level rurality) to 24.4% (using ZCTA/ZIP Code-level rurality) of CDSME program participants resided in rural areas. |
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| Source | The reach of chronic-disease self-management education programs to rural populations |
| Author | Samuel D. Towne Jr, Matthew Lee Smith, SangNam Ahn, and Marcia G. Ory |
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