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Reduce the Risk of Diabetes Complications
Managing diabetes is more than controlling blood glucose levels. Reducing the risk of complications requires screening and using the right medication therapy for blood glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol to protect the body from eye, feet, kidney, and cardiovascular complications.
Top Resources for Health-Care Providers
- Pharmacotherapy for Type 2 Diabetes Interactive
- Reducing Vascular Risk Interactive
- Quick Reference – ABCDEs Quick Reference
More Resources for Health-Care Providers
- Individualizing your Patient’s A1C TargetInteractive
- Physical Activity Interactive Decision ToolInteractive
- Case Studies – Management
- Case Studies – Macrovascular Complications
- The 5 Rs
- Patient Care Flow Sheet
- Organizing Diabetes Care
- Medication Sheets
- Renal Dosing Chart
- Insulin Guide: What you need to knowVideo
- Insulin Prescription Tool
- Insulin Pen Start Checklist
- Prescription for Cardiovascular Protection with DiabetesPDF⇩
- Tools for EMRs (Coming Soon)
Top Resources for People with Diabetes
- Are there Medications that Can Reduce my Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke?Interactive
- Protect Your Heart… Do Your Part!Quick Reference
- My Diabetes Care: Not just about blood sugar
More Resources for People with Diabetes
- Smoking and DiabetesPDF⇩
- High Blood Pressure and DiabetesPDF⇩
- Cholesterol and DiabetesPDF⇩
- Staying Healthy with DiabetesPDF⇩
- Targets, Goals and Results (Coming Soon)
- Insulin FAQ – I’m afraid of complicationsvideo
- Heart Disease and StrokePDF⇩
- Foot Care: A Step Toward Good HealthPDF⇩
- A Prescription for Maintaining Healthy EyesPDF⇩
Relevant Chapters
| Chapter 10 | Physical Activity and Diabetes |
| Chapter 11 | Nutrition Therapy |
| Chapter 17 | Weight Management in Diabetes |
| Chapter 23 | Cardiovascular Protection in People with Diabetes |
| Chapter 24 | Screening for Presence of Cardiovascular Disease |
| Chapter 25 | Dyslipidemia |
| Chapter 26 | Treatment of Hypertension |
| Chapter 27 | Management of Acute Coronary Syndromes |
| Chapter 28 | Treatment of Diabetes in People with Heart Failure |
| Chapter 29 | Chronic Kidney Disease in Diabetes |
| Chapter 30 | Retinopathy |
| Chapter 31 | Neuropathy |
| Chapter 32 | Foot Care |
| Chapter 33 | Sexual Dysfunction and Hypogonadism in Men with Diabetes |
| Appendix 3 | Sample Diabetes Patient Care Flow Sheet for Adults |
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