Resources for Health Care Professionals
Individuals at risk for type 2 diabetes may be more likely to consider a lifestyle change program if their health care professional recommends it. In addition, the recognition program requires that at least 50% of participants be diagnosed with prediabetes through blood testing (or have a history of gestational diabetes); this is often done by a health care professional.
The new PreventT2 curriculum comes with ready-to-use, and adaptable promotional materials that can be easily modified to add your organization logo and contact information.
CDC provides resources for encouraging health care professionals to refer at-risk patients to your lifestyle change program. These resources will help you educate health care professionals about the program and offer them tools for easy referrals.
- PreventT2 Fact Sheet [PDF-474KB]
- PreventT2 Mailing Insert [PDF-67KB]
- PreventT2 Recommendation Form [PDF-535KB]
- Content for Testimonial Prompts [DOCX-20KB]
- CDC/AMA Physician Toolkit [PDF-1.5MB]
Also consider working with local medical assistance programs or public health departments to promote the lifestyle change program at area clinics.
Need more materials to engage health care providers? Find additional resources developed by CDC and the American Medical Association at Prevent Diabetes STAT.
- Page last reviewed: June 28, 2016
- Page last updated: June 28, 2016
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