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Digital Tools for Managing Diabetes
A quick overview of some common digital devices to help with diabetes management. This infographic covers the basic "how" and "why" of these devices and encourages patients to talk about their options with their care team.
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First Steps After a Heart Attack or Stroke
Managing diabetes and heart health often go hand in hand. This infographic outlines a few things that someone might expect when recovering from a cardiovascular (CV) event. It also covers some important facts about addressing CV risk overall.
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Questions for Every Stage of Your Diabetes Journey
For patients managing diabetes, it can feel like there’s a lot to cover at an office visit. This checklist-style infographic is designed to help them get organized ahead of time, so they feel prepared.
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How Your Diabetes Treatment Plan May Evolve
This infographic is designed to help patients understand the progressive nature of diabetes and the ways in which their treatment plan may change over time.
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Injectable Medicines: Part of the Diabetes Journey
Patients with type 2 diabetes may be intimidated by the idea of an injectable medicine. This infographic frames injectables as a normal part of the diabetes journey to help patients understand the basics.
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Simple Swaps and Substitutions
Making dietary changes can be challenging for anyone. This infographic encourages patients to start small and build skills as they go with a few ideas for swapping out familiar snacks, beverages, and mealtime staples for healthier options.
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Managing Portions and Serving Sizes
For patients looking to adopt healthier eating habits, serving sizes can be hard to gauge by eye. This infographic gives patients a few simple visual comparisons to help when there’s no scale or measuring cups handy.
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Understanding Nutrition Labels
Nutrition labels provide useful information for patients looking to adopt healthier eating habits. This infographic goes over a few important items for patients to look for when they’re reading a label.
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Starting With the First Step
Your patients managing diabetes and cardiovascular risk may know they need to be more active—but they don't always know where to start. Give them a few tips for building a more active lifestyle with this infographic.
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Taking Care of Your Mental Health
Managing diabetes can leave patients feeling overwhelmed or discouraged. This infographic lets them know they're not alone and outlines key facts about managing mental health.
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Know Your Numbers
Your patients can take a more active role in their diabetes care by using this planner to track A1C goals and dates of important health exams.
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NovoCare®: Eating
Help for patients who are creating a plan for healthy eating, with articles, tips, and diabetes-friendly recipes.
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Your Blood Glucose Tracker
A diary to help your patients monitor blood glucose readings, carb intake and more, so they can share results with their health care team.
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NovoCare®: Moving
Tips for your patients on creating and sticking with an exercise plan, staying motivated and moving more.
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What is Diabetes?
A patient-friendly overview covering what diabetes is, how it affects the body and how it can be managed.
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Staying on Track
Information to help your patients understand blood glucose goals and what the numbers mean, with a tracker to record blood glucose readings, diabetes medicines, carb intake, and activity.
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Living with Diabetes
Information about the steps to manage diabetes: healthy eating, being active, and treating—including an overview of diabetes treatment options.
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NovoCare®: Treating
Resources to educate your patients on the types of diabetes medications, how they work in the body and more.
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Diabetes and You
Key information for your patients about diabetes and why it happens, tools and resources to help manage it, and tips for living well with diabetes.
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Meal Planning and Carb Counting
Information for your patients about planning healthy meals, with tools and resources for carb counting and food lists to help with making healthy choices.
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High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia)
A fact sheet to help your patients recognize the signs of hyperglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
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High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia) – Spanish
A fact sheet to help patients who speak Spanish recognize the signs of hyperglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
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Dining Out with Diabetes
A guide for planning ahead and making smart food choices that helps your patients with diabetes to successfully enjoy dining
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Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia)
A fact sheet to help your patients recognize the signs of hypoglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
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NovoCare®: Staying on Track
Resources to help your patients develop a care plan, track A1C and blood sugar, and handle issues like low or high blood sugar.
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Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia) – Spanish
A fact sheet to help patients who speak Spanish recognize the signs of hypoglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
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Checking Your Blood Glucose – Spanish
A guide for Spanish-speaking patients on working with a diabetes care team to monitor blood glucose, keeping a blood glucose diary, setting goals, and monitoring A1C levels.
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Planning Healthy Meals
A visual guide to help your patients plan healthy meals, with food lists for making healthy choices, plus information on portions and reading nutrition labels.
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Planning Healthy Meals – Spanish
A Spanish-language visual guide to help your patients plan healthy meals, with food lists for making healthy choices, plus information on portions and reading nutrition labels.
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Reading a Nutrition Facts Label
A step-by-step overview of a Nutrition Facts label, to help your patients learn how to choose foods that fit their meal plan.
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Reading a Nutrition Facts Label – Spanish
A step-by-step overview of a Nutrition Facts label for Spanish- speaking patients to help learn how to choose foods that fit their meal plan.
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Type 2 Diabetes and Insulin – Spanish
An overview for Spanish- speaking patients with type 2 diabetes that outlines types of insulin used to manage diabetes and what to consider when creating a personal insulin plan.
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Type 2 Diabetes and the Role of GLP-1
A patient-friendly overview of the pathophysiology of diabetes and the role the native GLP-1 hormone plays in the body.
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Type 2 Diabetes and the Role of GLP-1 – Spanish
A patient-friendly overview in Spanish of the pathophysiology of diabetes and the role the native GLP-1 hormone plays in the body.
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Managing Diabetes Safely During Sick Days
A fact sheet to help your patients adjust care when they are ill and determine when to contact the diabetes care team.
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Managing Diabetes Safely During Sick Days – Spanish
A fact sheet to help your patients who speak Spanish adjust care when they are ill and determine when to contact the diabetes care team.
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Working Shifts with Diabetes – Spanish
Tips for Spanish-speaking patients who work evenings or off hours on coordinating with their employers and diabetes care team to manage their diabetes.
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Prediabetes and Diabetes
A fact sheet about prediabetes, including risk factors and ways patients can lower their risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
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Checking Your Blood Glucose
A guide for patients on working with a diabetes care team to monitor blood glucose, keeping a blood glucose diary, setting goals and monitoring A1C levels.
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Medicines for Type 2 Diabetes: Insulin
Information for your patients taking insulin, including answers to commonly asked questions and how to differentiate between long-acting and mealtime insulin. Back cover is a fill-in piece for patients to use with their health care professional.
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Medicines for Type 2 Diabetes: Insulin – Spanish
Information for your Spanish speaking patients taking insulin, including answers to commonly asked questions and how to differentiate between long-acting and mealtime insulin. Back cover is a fill-in piece for patients to use with their health care professional.
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Am I at risk for stroke?
This is a patient-friendly tri-fold about the connection between type 2 diabetes and the connection between type 2 diabetes and stroke. It includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is a stroke, risk, and warning signs.
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Am I at risk for stroke? – Spanish
Information for your Spanish speaking patients about the connection between type 2 diabetes and stroke. Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is a stroke, risk, and warning signs.
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What is my risk of getting cardiovascular disease?
This is a patient-friendly tri-fold about the connection between type 2 diabetes and CVD. Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is CVD, risks, symptoms, and tests.
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What is my risk of getting cardiovascular disease? – Spanish
Information for your Spanish speaking patients about the connection between type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD). Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is CVD, risks, symptoms, and tests.
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How can I lower my risk for cardiovascular disease?
This is a patient-friendly brochure about lowering the risk for CVD when living with type 2 diabetes. Includes information about developing healthy habits and commonly prescribed medicines for heart health.
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How can I lower my risk for cardiovascular disease? – Spanish
Patient brochure about lowering the risk for CVD with type 2 diabetes. Includes information about developing healthy habits and commonly prescribed medicines for heart health for Spanish-speaking audience.
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Type 2 diabetes and stroke: Caregiver guide
This is a patient-friendly tri-fold brochure for caregivers. Provides information about the connection between type 2 diabetes and stroke. Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is a stroke, risk, warning signs, and caring for someone after a stroke.
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Type 1 Diabetes: Diabetes and Me (Ages 2-6)
Introduction to type 1 diabetes for your preschool aged patients (2 to 6). Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is diabetes, why testing is important, and how to treat.
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Type 1 Diabetes: Growing Up (Ages 7-12)
Introduction to type 1 diabetes for your preteen aged patients (7 to 12). Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is diabetes and how to treat it. Also includes age-specific situations such as school and sleepovers.
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Type 1 Diabetes: Taking Charge (Ages 13-17)
Introduction to type 1 diabetes for your high school aged patients (13 to 17). Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is diabetes and how to manage it. Also includes age-specific situations such as school, driving, and parties.
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Type 1 Diabetes: Becoming Independent (Ages 18-24)
Introduction to type 1 diabetes for your young adult patients (18-24). Reviews important topics when taking the steps to manage diabetes on their own. Sections include knowing their care team, getting supplies, counting carbs, and managing sick days.
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Type 1 Diabetes: Caring for Someone with Type 1 Diabetes
Information for someone caring for a child with type 1 diabetes including taking insulin, checking blood glucose, and recognizing low and high blood glucose levels. Includes fill in sections to keep track of their child's diabetes care.
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Type 2 diabetes and stroke: Caregiver guide – Spanish
This is a patient-friendly tri-fold brochure for caregivers. Provides information about the connection between type 2 diabetes and stroke. Includes answers to commonly asked questions including what is a stroke, risk, warning signs, and caring for someone after a stroke.
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Gestational Diabetes – Spanish
A guide for expecting mothers to help them understand how gestational diabetes can affect them and their babies, and what to expect during and after pregnancy.
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Prediabetes and Diabetes – Spanish
A fact sheet for patients who speak Spanish about prediabetes, including risk factors and ways patients can lower their risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
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Diabetes and COVID-19
Educational resource about diabetes and COVID-19 for patients, that includes symptoms, risks, and helpful tips for if they should get sick.
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Foot Care for People with Diabetes – Spanish
An overview of simple steps your patients who speak spanish can take to help maintain the health of their feet.
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Know Your Numbers – Spanish
Your patients can take a more active role in their diabetes care by using this planner to track A1C goals and dates of important health exams.
The basics of healthy eating – Spanish
Help your patients understand the basics of making healthier dietary choices with this video, including simple ingredient swaps, visual cues for judging common serving sizes, and tips for reading a nutrition label.
What to expect when you inject – Spanish
Patients with type 2 diabetes may feel intimidated by the idea of injectable medications. This video aims to demystify injectables by contextualizing them as part of the diabetes treatment journey.
How Type 2 Diabetes Can Change Over Time – Spanish
This video outlines the progressive nature of diabetes and reassures patients that change is a normal part of the diabetes journey.
Digital Devices for Managing Diabetes – Spanish
This video aims to help patients get more familiar with some of the digital devices that can help support diabetes management.
Diabetes and Your Heart – Spanish
Managing type 2 diabetes and heart health often go hand in hand. This video offers patients a quick primer on the "what" and the "why" of cardiovascular risk in type 2 diabetes to help them understand the connection.
Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia) – Spanish
An infographic to help recognize the signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia) – Spanish
An infographic to help recognize the signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
Prediabetes and Diabetes – Spanish
An infographic with information about prediabetes, including risk factors and ways to lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Reading a Nutrition Facts Label – Spanish
An infographic to help understand a Nutrition Facts label in order to make healthy food choices.
Type 2 Diabetes and the Role of GLP-1 – Spanish
An infographic about the hormone GLP-1 and its relationship to blood glucose and to other parts of the body in a person with type 2 diabetes.
Managing Diabetes Safely During Sick Days – Spanish
An infographic to help adjust care when ill and determine when to contact the diabetes care team.
Checking Your Blood Glucose – Spanish
An infographic about working with a diabetes care team to monitor blood glucose, know diabetes health goals, and keep a tracker.
Working Shifts Safely with Diabetes – Spanish
An infographic on how to coordinate diabetic needs with an employer and diabetes care team if working evenings or off hours.
Gestational Diabetes – Spanish
An infographic to help learn what gestational diabetes is, and how to reduce risk.
Type 2 Diabetes and Insulin – Spanish
An infographic to help learn about type 2 diabetes, insulin, and working with a health care professional to create an insulin plan that works best for one's needs.
Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia)
An infographic to help recognize the signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia)
An infographic to help recognize the signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia, with information for managing the condition.
Prediabetes and Diabetes
An infographic with information about prediabetes, including risk factors and ways to lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Reading a Nutrition Facts Label
An infographic to help understand a Nutrition Facts label in order to make healthy food choices.
Type 2 Diabetes and the Role of GLP-1
An infographic about the hormone GLP-1 and its relationship to blood glucose and to other parts of the body in a person with type 2 diabetes.
Managing Diabetes Safely During Sick Days
An infographic to help adjust care when ill and determine when to contact the diabetes care team.
Checking Your Blood Glucose
An infographic about working with a diabetes care team to monitor blood glucose, know diabetes health goals, and keep a tracker.
Foot Care for People with Diabetes
An overview of simple steps people with diabetes can take to help maintain the health of their feet.
Building a Balanced Meal
An overview of simple steps people with diabetes can take to create a balanced meal.
What is Diabetes?
An overview of diabetes with information on how to help manage the condition.
Dining Out with Diabetes
A guide for planning ahead and making smart food choices that help people with diabetes to successfully enjoy dining out.
Know Your Numbers
People with diabetes can take a more active role in their diabetes care by using this planner to track A1C goals and dates of important health exams.
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Diabetes and You – Spanish
Key information for your Spanish speaking patients about diabetes and why it happens, tools and resources to help manage it, and tips for living well with diabetes.
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Living with Diabetes – Spanish
Spanish information about the steps to manage diabetes: healthy eating, being active, and treating—including an overview of diabetes treatment options.
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Meal Planning and Carb Counting – Spanish
Information for your Spanish speaking patients about planning healthy meals, with tools and resources for carb counting and food lists to help with making healthy choices.
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Staying on Track – Spanish
Information to help your Spanish speaking patients understand blood glucose goals and what the numbers mean, with a tracker to record blood glucose readings, diabetes medicines, carb intake, and activity.
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Your Blood Glucose Tracker – Spanish
A diary to help your Spanish speaking patients monitor blood glucose readings, carb intake and more, so they can share results with their diabetes care team.
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Building a Balanced Meal
An illustrated guide to help your patients learn how to use a plate to estimate portion sizes and create a balanced, healthy meal.
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Foot Care for People with Diabetes
An overview of simple steps your patients can take to help maintain the health of their feet.