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Getting Started with Insulin (pdf) This handout includes practical tips your patients can use to successfully begin insulin therapy. Print this out and go over it with your patients who are new to insulin. Getting Started with Insulin (pdf)

Diabetic Flow Chart The Diabetic Flow Chart from the American College of Physicans (ACP) helps clinicians keep track of issues which need to be covered during each office exam and has room to enter history information, lab values, physical exam information along with primary and secondary prevention reminders. Diabetic Flow …

GlucoMenu Beverage Guide The GlucoMenu beverage guide has over 150 popular beverages and provides your patients with information on calories, carbohydrates and caffeine. GlucoMenu Beverage Guide

  U-500 Conversion Sheet – This easy to use sheet gives you the method to convert patients from U-100 insulin to Humulin U-500. This will work for patients whether they are on a pump, a pen or vial and syringe. I have included an example sheet to help you prepare …

Two Gestational Guides Guidelines for Professionals and Patients  Two guides released by HHS’ Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality can help women with gestational diabetes and their doctors make informed decisions about different treatments for the condition.   Two Gestational Guides

Foot Exam Flow Sheet This is a great tool to use as a reminder for you to do a foot exam each time you see a patient.  It can be used to motivate your patient to better self-care as they can see the progression of their neuropathy. Foot Exam Flow Sheet

Identifying Concerns This questionnaire can help patients identify their concerns before they visit your practice to make better use of your time and provide better care for your patients. Identifying Concerns

To Customers Previously Using “Lot 8” Quick-set* Infusion Sets

Know your A1c Know your A1c is a chart that shows your patients their A1c and how it relates to their average blood sugars.  Know your A1c

Proving the Value of Drug Research Often our patients feel that pharmaceutical companies no longer do research and only spend money on advertising, dinners and conferences. This graph shows the opposite is true. Proving the Value of Drug Research