NDEP News & Notes: NDEP Has Tools to Help You Stay Healthy During the Holidays
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) sent this bulletin at 12/03/2013 03:53 PM ESTVolume 9, Issue 12 |
Diabetes & DepressionFor people with diabetes, the holidays can also be stressful and emotionally challenging. Visit NDEP’s Diabetes HealthSense online tool for resources to help people deal with stress and emotions, such as Helpguide’s Bring Your Life into Balance program. Employers can also get information to help employees who have diabetes and depression by visiting NDEP’s Diabetes at Work: What’s Depression Got to Do with It? web page. Another useful resource is NDEP’s Living a Balanced Life with Diabetes Toolkit, designed to help health care professionals address psychosocial issues with American Indian and Alaska Native Peoples.
Use NDEP’s Practice Transformation Resource to Improve Practice QualityThe NDEP’s Practice Transformation resource is designed for health care professionals and administrators who want to change systems of health care delivery around diabetes. Visit the Improve Practice Quality section to help partners learn how to transform their practice into a patient-centered medical home (PCMH).
Thank You for Joining NDEP to Promote National Diabetes Month 2013!Thank you for your efforts to support and promote NDEP’s National Diabetes Month 2013 campaign: Diabetes is a Family Affair. This year, nearly 200 partners shared NDEP’s messages and materials in communities across the country.
Partners Shine in NDEP's Partner SpotlightNDEP’s December Partner Spotlight features the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics’ Diabetes Care & Education Group, for collaborating with NDEP to offer and promote diabetes webinars.
NDEP Webinars Now AvailableIf you missed NDEP’s webinars, “Using Plain Language to Make Diabetes Messages Clear and Simple,” and "The Art of Storytelling and Use of Culturally-Adapted Tools to Educate on Diabetes Prevention," you can view the presentation slides here.
Diabetes & the FluIt’s still flu season. People with diabetes are at high risk for serious flu complications, and the best way to prevent the flu is by getting vaccinated each year. Encourage everyone – especially those with diabetes – to get a flu shot. Find out about the other important vaccines that all adults with diabetes need.
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