Implementation fidelity to a behavioral diabetes prevention intervention in two New York City safety net primary care practices

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Avni Gupta
Jiyuan Hu
Shengnan Huang
Laura Diaz
Radhika Gore
Natalie Levy
Michael Bergman
Michael Tanner
Scott E. Sherman
Nadia Islam
Mark D. Schwartz
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[1] New York University,School of Global Public Health
[2] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[3] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[4] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[5] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[6] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Medicine
[7] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Medicine
[8] VA New York Harbor Healthcare System,Department of Medicine
[9] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[10] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,Department of Population Health
[11] VA New York Harbor Healthcare System,undefined
[12] NYU Grossman School of Medicine,undefined
[13] VA New York Harbor Healthcare System,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 23卷
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Implementation fidelity; Process evaluation; Community health workers; Diabetes Prevention; Lifestyle intervention;
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