Every Person with Diabetes Needs Ongoing Self-Management Education and Support
You prescribe medications for type 2 diabetes, but what about diabetes education and support? It can be just as essential. Read more
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Promoting Better Sleep Habits in Adolescents with Type 1
Sleep is often overlooked as a potential risk or protective factor for diabetes management. Read more
Text Messaging for Diabetes Care
Learn how text messaging can enhance diabetes self-management and care. Read more
Engaging the Disengaged Patient: Strategies for Successful Diabetes Self-Management
When you are able to understand the patient’s perspective, everything changes. Read more
Motivational Interviewing: Do's and Don'ts
Uncovering a patient’s emotions and ambivalence about treatment may lead to a more energized patient with better health. Read more
Diabetes Care and the Adolescent Population: Navigating the Transition of Roles and Responsibilities
Fostering adult responsibility in an adolescent with diabetes can be tricky. Read more
Less Talk, More Listening: Improved Diabetes Outcomes
Help your patient by making changes to your listening and discussion skills. Read more
Managing Older Adults with Diabetes: Goal Setting
How do you manage patient preferences and clinical care in older adults with diabetes? Read more
Support for Behavior Change
Is knowing what’s best for diabetes the same as knowing what’s best for your patient? Read more
QIO News Features a Q&A with Sue Fleck, RN, MMHS
Hear from Sue Fleck, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ subject matter expert for the Everyone with Diabetes Counts (EDC) program about some of the biggest lessons learned since this program’s inception. Read more
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