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Basic Guidelines for Diabetes Care Packet
Contributed By: California Diabetes Program , Diabetes Coalition of California
Author: California Diabetes Program and Diabetes Coalition of California
The Basic Guidelines for Diabetes Care, revised August 2009, is user-friendly with explanatory notes designed for clinicians and their organizations. They are called "basic" because they include the essential or core components of diabetes care. In addition to the Guidelines, the packet includes references and implementation tools for clinicians.
Value Added Features:
-Evidence-based
-Valid for all age groups, including children
-Consistent with American Diabetes Association's Clinical Practice Recommendations
-Updated regularly and reviewed by health care professionals and organizations who work with people with diabetes
You can download various pieces of the Basic Guidelines for Diabetes Care Packet by clicking on the individual links or the entire packet by clicking on the first link, "Basic Guidelines for Diabetes Care - Full Packet (revised 2009 - 2012)".
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Download Files:
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Diabetes Flow Sheet (revised June 2012)
(20.7 KB)
Diabetes Foot Exam (revised November 11)
(25.6 KB)
Algorithm for Prediabetes Identification and Intervention in Adults (revised November 2011)
(65.2 KB)
Medical Sharps Disposal
(37.7 KB)
Physical Activity Recommendations
(43.8 KB)
Therapy for Glycemic Control of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Adults and Notes (revised October 2011)
(41.9 KB)
Table of Contents (revised June 2012)
(28.5 KB)
Evaluation:
This resource has been evaluated.
Details:
The Diabetes Coalition of California and the California Diabetes Program annually reviews and evaluates the content of these guidelines, including a literature review and incorporation of current American Diabetes Association's Clinical Practice Recommendations
California Department of Public Health | Diabetes Coalition of California | University of California, San Francisco
Major funding provided by the Division of Diabetes Translation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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