Diabetes Prevention Team

KDN has four active action teams that develop strategic priorities to improve diabetes outcomes across Kentucky.

Diabetes Prevention Action Team

Purpose

This action team focuses on evidence-based strategies for the prevention of type 2 diabetes and seeks to partner with other organizations and entities also working on this issue.

Goals: Increase, Promote, and Facilitate:

  • Awareness of and screening for PREDIABETES
  • Evidence-based lifestyle change programs such as the National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP)
  • Referrals to DPP
  • Training opportunities for DPP coaches
  • DPP reimbursement strategies
prevention of type 2 diabetes

Co-Chair:

Andrea Doughty
[email protected]

TO JOIN THIS ACTION TEAM

Diabetes Prevention Action Team Efforts Include:

Sharing ideas, information, successes, and barriers among healthcare professionals, payers, employers, the public and other interested advocates to expand DPP availability across Kentucky

BY INCREASING THE:
  • Public service awareness messages about PREDIABETES, the need to be screened, and the availability of DPP
  • Number of healthcare professionals who provide screening and referral for PREDIABETES
  • Number of Kentucky CDC-recognized DPP organizations and supporting their
  • sustainability
    Tracking and sharing of DPP locations and class offerings
  • Attendance at DPP sessions
  • Coverage of DPP as a health benefit… and more

Diabetes Prevention Program

Tools and Resources

The National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) is an evidence-based program proven to prevent or delay the development of type 2 diabetes. DPP is designed for people with PREDIABETES or at high risk for developing diabetes.

Find local, state, and national DPP resources here.

Kentucky National DPP Minutes:

2nd Quarter Conference Call Minutes from April 22, 2020

1st Quarter Conference Call Minutes from January 22, 2020

Action Team Minutes:

November 17th, 2021

June 11th, 2021
May 12th, 2021
March 5th, 2021
June 12th, 2020
May 14th, 2020

Donations

Diabetes affects millions of individuals and their families, workplaces, and the U.S. health care system.

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