The Tennessee Pharmacists Research and Education Foundation in the USA has received a total research grant of $425,040 from Roche Diagnostics, a unit of the Swiss drug major. The grant fully funds a study to evaluate the effectiveness of the pharmacy-based collaborative approach to diabetes care as compared to current or usual care.
The study is a randomized, controlled pre-test/post-test comprehensive diabetes intervention study conducted by community pharmacists in seven rural or suburban areas across the state of Tennessee. One of the key differences between this and similar studies is that the recruitment of subjects is physician-driven.
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