Home / Tools – Removed (page 21)

Tools – Removed

This section is dedicated to our loyal subscribers. These tools for your practice include charts & hand-held reference cards, instruction sheets for drugs, drug reference guides, handouts for your patients, and other educational tools for you and your patients that can be used as quick reference or printable material.

Glucose Flow Sheet

  Regardless of whether your patients take oral medications, insulin injections or use a pump you will help them to better results with the Diabetes in Control Glucose Flow Sheet. Just fill in the information for your patient, highlight the rows you want them to fill out and hand it …

Read More »

Tool for Your Practice: Your Disease Risk

Risk Assessments developed by the Harvard Medical School for heart disease, stroke, diabetes, osteoporosis and cancer. Each assessment involves a brief questionnaire; your answers place you on a seven-level risk scale. When the assessment is complete, the site lists steps you should take to reduce your risk of that specific …

Read More »

Tool for Your Practice: The Virtual Grocery Store

Open the doors to the Virtual Grocery Store and learn about healthy food choices and meal planning. Take the Tour and view information on products you can find in your local grocery store. Then plan your meals from a list of recipes after checking out the nutritional values and make …

Read More »

Take Time to Care…About Diabetes

Take Time to Care…About Diabetes… . Print Patient Brochures This exciting new public awareness effort is the result of a partnership between the ADA, the FDA´s Office of Women´s Health and the National Association of Chain Drugstores.

Read More »

Tool for Your Practice: Diabetes at Work

Diabetes at Work Thirty-three Individual Patient Fact Sheets for you to print out for your patients from Diabetes at Work, an organization supported by the CDC, NIH, NDEP and Dept. of Health and Human Services to raise awareness of diabetes at work. Explore the whole site for more information! Download …

Read More »

10 Reasons Why Adults With Diabetes Should Exercise

1. To increase bone density and prevent osteoporosis. As we live longer, osteoporosis is becoming one of the major health problems associated with old age. It affects some 20 million women and 5 million men and leads to more than 250,000 hip fractures each year. Exercise delays the onset of …

Read More »