Tools to Support Active, Involved Patients
These are practical tools to help your patients track their progress in managing their type 2 diabetes.
As they persevere in efforts to control their condition, patients can take advantage of these materials to give themselves—and you—useful feedback. Monitoring their own behaviors can be a valuable habit for type 2 diabetes patients to acquire.
Today’s Your Day!
This educational brochure provides concise information about type 2 diabetes as well as practical motivational tips for managing the disease.
[PDF: 1.3 MB, 32 pages]
Daily Activity Checklist
Offers a convenient way to make sure patients complete activities each day that will help them manage their type 2 diabetes.
[PDF: 123 KB, 4 pages]
Weekly Activity Tracker
People with diabetes say that they are more likely to remain motivated when they keep track of their physical activity. This easy-to-use tool can help.
[PDF: 107 KB, 5 pages]
Exercise Journal
Helps patients track their daily physical activity.
[PDF: 63 KB, 2 pages]
Daily Diabetes Management Book
Helps patients record daily blood glucose levels quickly and easily. Also contains important questions to ask at health care appointments, information on nutrition, and places to record health care team contact information.
[PDF: 130 KB, 8 pages]
Doctor Conversation Starter
Gives patients a place to start talking with health care providers about type 2 diabetes.
[PDF: 66 KB, 1 page]
Diabetes Glossary
Describes common terms that patients with type 2 diabetes need to know.
[PDF: 295 KB, 1 page]
