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National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
NDEP is a partnership of the National Institutes of Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and more than 200 public and private organizations. NDEP offers a wide range of resources around three major public education campaigns. These campaigns provide the foundation for conducting outreach activities in communities across the country. Each campaign provides a wealth of tools—brochures, tip sheets, provider kits, public service advertising, and more—that you can use to reach out to people with diabetes, people at risk, or health care.
Click here to visit the National Diabetes Education Program website
Diabetes at Work
This federally sponsored web site provides data, tools and suggestions for making the business case for diabetes control, and working with employers to develop a diabetes program. Diabetesatwork.org can help businesses and managed care companies to assess the impact of diabetes in the workplace, and provide intuitive information to help employees manage their diabetes and take steps toward reducing risks for related complications, such as heart disease.
Click here to visit the Diabetes at Work website
American Diabetes Association - Resources for Professionals
This section of the ADA web site contains resources for all health care professionals who work with patients with diabetes. Educational tools for providers and patients alike, and links to diabetes education resources can be found here. These resources include ready-made slide presentations, tool kits filled with both provider and patient materials, and enduring materials that include many multimedia self-learning opportunities.
Click here to visit the American Diabetes Association website
State Diabetes Prevention and Control Programs
This web site provides links to CDC-funded state programs to prevent and control diabetes. Many state programs are connected to community efforts, and may offer collaboration opportunities for PPOs.
Click here to visit the CDC website
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