Diabetes and Eye Health Resources for Educators
Diabetes and Eye Health Resources for Participants
Stay focused on your diabetes and your eye health care with our podcast series. Experts in different medical specialties and other authorities in the subject of Diabetes and Eye health care answer questions, give advice and share their knowledge.
Professional Resources on Diabetes and Eye Health
For more eye health resources for patients and health professionals visit the Focus on Diabetes website at: www.diabetes.org/eyehealth
Encourage your patients to join a FREE, educational Ask the Experts Q&A series created to help tackle issues commonly faced by people living with diabetes and wondering about the relationship between diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and heart failure. Participants ask questions —online or on the phone—in a live Q&A with ADA diabetes experts. All events start at 2:00 P.M. ET and last about an hour. Learn more and direct your patients to register at diabetes.org/experts4ERP. You can also encourage your patients to listen to recordings of past events on their own time at diabetes.org/experts4ERP.
Other Resources:
Consider the ADA Consumer Guide your comprehensive guide to diabetes products. From insulin pens and continuous glucose monitors to insulin pumps and medications and so much more, this guide allows you to easily compare across various brands of diabetes products so you can decide what works best for you and your lifestyle. View the Guide
We are happy to announce the “How to Thrive: A Guide for Your Journey with Diabetes” booklets are now available for purchase in packets of 25 at the ERP 40% discounted rate of less than $10! As we mentioned in previous communications, this booklet has replaced the highly popular “Take Control Guide”.
Please visit shopdiabetes.org/journey for more information and to purchase.
Please Note: You will need to log into your account as an ERP member in order to receive the discount when purchasing online.
Please follow the steps below if you have not already registered as an ERP at ShopDiabetes:
Nutrition Resources:
Diabetes Food Hub is the new cooking and recipe platform from the American Diabetes Association. Includes an interactive Meal Planner that calculates nutrition facts, a customizable Grocery List generator, and hundreds of diabetes-friendly recipes.
Consider the ADA Consumer Guide your comprehensive guide to diabetes products. From insulin pens and continuous glucose monitors to insulin pumps and medications and so much more, this guide allows you to easily compare across various brands of diabetes products so you can decide what works best for you and your lifestyle. View the Guide
Nutrition Scientific Review Committee
In 2018, the American Diabetes Association selected 12 nutrition experts to identify, rigorously review and debate current research to inform the Association in best practices for medical nutrition therapy and nutrition education as it relates to diabetes. This group will update the 2013 Nutrition Therapy Recommendations for the Management of Adults with Diabetes to reflect the latest research findings. Updates to the statement will be released early 2019.
View the 2013 Nutrition Therapy Recommendations for the Management of Adults with Diabetes.
View the 2018 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes.
Explore ADA’s new one-stop-shop for recipes, advice, and more for healthy living with diabetes. Features include:
Visit diabetesfoodhub.org
The placemat is a simple guide to planning meals and managing portions. The front features full-color photos of actual-sized plates and portions (½ plate non-starchy vegetables, ¼ plate protein, and ¼ plate starchy vegetable or grain) along with examples of foods in each category. The back side of the placemat provides simple tools for estimating portions and choosing healthy fats. The placemat is now available in seven different versions to accommodate different cultures and cuisine preferences: Classic, Southern, Hispanic, Vegetarian, Asian, Indian, and Pacific Islander.
Order Diabetes Placemats
Other Professional Resources:
Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes - The American Diabetes Association publishes the Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes annually. These rigorously reviewed recommendations provide clinicians with guidance to prevent and treat diabetes and its complications. In addition to the full Standards of Care, an abridged version edited by primary care providers for primary care providers, is available.
The American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association have partnered as part of the Know Diabetes by Heart™ initiative, with the goal to reduce cardiovascular death, heart attack, stroke, and heart failure in people living with type 2 diabetes.The Know Diabetes by Heart™ initiative provides health care professionals with resources focused on the link between cardiovascular disease (CVD) and type 2 diabetes.
KDBH Resources
The CDC DSMES Toolkit includes the following components:
CDC Digital Brand Playbook for Programs