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The Diabetes Prevention and Control Program (DPCP) at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has created this five-year Diabetes Improvement Plan in collaboration with partners who represent many facets of diabetes experience, care, and advocacy.
Our Diabetes Prevention Program is a national, research-based program that prevents or delays the onset of Type 2 diabetes. An experienced lifestyle coach helps you make and sustain changes that enable many people to steer clear of a diabetes diagnosis.
3 ημέρες πριν · Background Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases worldwide and a leading cause of cardiorenal disease and mortality. Only one-third of individuals with T2D receive care as recommended by the American Diabetes Association’s clinical practice guidelines. Effective strategies are needed to accelerate the implementation of guideline concordant T2D care. Methods The ...
In this section you will find resources related to implementation of the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), health care provider resources for organizations interested in referring patients to the DPP and information for employers and insurers on how to cover the DPP as a health benefit and information on Medicare coverage.
Michigan Diabetes Improvement Plan. The Diabetes Prevention and Control Program (DPCP) at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services developed a five-year Diabetes Improvement Plan in collaboration with partners who represent many facets of diabetes experience, care, and advocacy.
agencies, and other organizations concerned about the burden of diabetes in Michigan and the growing, but largely unrecognized, danger posed by prediabetes. These diverse stakeholders worked together to provide recommendations that could help drive diabetes prevention efforts forward in the state.
The plan provides a roadmap that diabetes prevention stakeholders can use to accomplish two goals: 1) increase clinical prediabetes screening, testing, and referrals of high risk individuals to diabetes prevention programs, and 2) increase health plan and employer coverage of The National DPP.
