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. 2011 Apr 29;11:e017. doi: 10.5334/ijic.518

Table 3.

Increased awareness of partner services

Site Evidence
Mid-Manhattan • Seventy-one percent of ED staff correctly identified the NORC program, its services and client eligibility
• One hundred percent of ED staff correctly reported the MyMeds program purpose
• Eighty-six percent of ED staff correctly identified MyMeds partners
• Ninety-three percent ED docs were able to correctly report how to identify a MyMeds member
Lower Manhattan Seventy-four percent of primary care physicians working in diabetes at the primary care center were aware of the Lower Manhattan NORC, and 63% of the joint diabetes Linkage project
Queens • Twelve formal presentations were made by the NORC-SSP for community physicians (3–4 per quarter)
• On average, 24 community physicians attended each presentation
Brooklyn Anecdotal evidence (i.e. increases in documented communication between NORC-SSP and physicians during the Linkage project) suggests increased awareness