Educator Resource & Community Center

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Welcome! The Educator Resource & Community Center is your place for patient materials, curriculum, free samples, and much more. Please note that this area is for healthcare professionals only.


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Useful Patient Handouts

  • Blood Sugar Logs
  • Exercise Logs
  • Food Diary
  • Medication Guides
  • Diabetes Glossary
  • School Management Forms
  • Food Guides
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Free Teaching Materials

Make your education sessions informative and entertaining with dLifeTV teaching guides. Focusing on the AADE’s 7 self-care behaviors, teaching guides include pre-tests, post-tests, handouts, and suggested activities for your patients.

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  • dLifeTV Viewing Guides
  • Special video offer just for educators!
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Special Offers

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  • Educational materials to share with patients
  • Product samples, teaching tools, and more

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Listen and Learn

Certified diabetes educator and registered dietitian Janis Roszler interviews movers and shakers in the diabetes world.

Learn new practice and treatment strategies from your colleagues.

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The Latest Buzz

See what everyone’s writing about -- dLife’s latest products, awards, press coverage, and more

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Network with Peers

dLife Forum for Professionals now open! Share tips with your peers, talk about your practice and learn from other educators!

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Last Modified Date: November 2, 2009


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What do you do to raise awareness during American Diabetes Month?

Try to get my patients motivated by the event.
 
Participate in community screening programs.
 
Educate outside the office by speaking to community groups.
 
Take part in diabetes fundraisers.
 
Two or more of the above.
 
Nothing special.
 
Other.
 
 
  


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