CPG Tool Kit
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| The CPG Tool Kit for the Prevention and Management of Diabetes in Canada is a handy reference for healthcare professionals which bundles a comprehensive collection of the six major themes from the 2008 Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Prevention and Management of Diabetes in Canada—diabetes and cardiovascular disease; footcare; organization of care, pregnancy and children; lifestyle and physical activity; and access to and promotion of educational services.
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2008 Clinical Practice Guidelines
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| Published only once every five years, the Association’s Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Prevention and Management of Diabetes in Canada represent the best and most current evidence-based clinical practice data for healthcare professionals. On a global stage, the Guidelines support the Canadian Diabetes Association’s status as a leader in diabetes prevention and management.
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Presentations
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Additional Educator Materials
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| Practical Tips for People with Diabetes and Kidney Disease |
| Maintaining blood glucose at target is an important aspect of diabetes management. If you have chronic kidney disease, treating low blood glucose will require a little more care. |
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| Diet for Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease: Tips for Educators |
| The ‘Diabetes and Kidney Disease – Kidney Care’ section, in Chapter 13 of the Beyond the Basics (BTB) Resource, provides an outline about kidney disease in people with diabetes, with an emphasis on prevention. |
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Best and Promising Practices in Diabetes Education
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| With financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada, the Canadian Diabetes Association embarked on a project to identify ‘best’ and ‘promising’ practices in diabetes education based on the best available evidence; to develop an assessment tool that would identify these practices; and to disseminate the findings to diabetes educators, healthcare professionals, government, and key decision makers and funders of diabetes education programs. The ultimate goal of the project is to improve uptake and implementation of evidence-based ‘best’ and ‘promising’ practices in diabetes education in Canada by increasing awareness and knowledge of these practices and by increasing access to required tools, resources and financial support for diabetes education.
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