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Effective public health strategies to prevent and control diabetes : a compendium

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      ffective strategies compendium
    • Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
    • Description:
      This document, Effective Public Health Strategies to Prevent and Control Diabetes: A Compendium (hereaf­ ter simply Effective Strategies Compendium), was the result of that process. We envision it being used as a reference resource that you can turn to often, but it might also be helpful for teaching about public health approaches to diabetes prevention and control. As a reference, it identifies and describes effec­ tive population-based interventions to prevent and control diabetes. The interventions work in different ways: by making sure that persons with diabetes or who are at risk for diabetes can get the care they need from health care providers; by teaching people to take care of themselves to keep from getting complications from diabetes; and by helping people to change their habits to prevent type 2 diabetes. The interventions also differ because they are meant for different groups of people, in different places, or under different circumstances.

      As a teaching tool, the introductory sections, which describe how we developed this document, can also be used to describe in detail how public health organizations, including CDC and state DPCPs, are trying to better prevent and control diabetes.

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