Skip to main content. This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. Log in. Registration Code Please enter your registration code. Address Line 1. The Diabetes Self-Management Program, Programa de Manejo Personal de la Diabetes Spanish , offered throughout the United States and its territories, are small group, peer led, community-based workshops.
Each workshop is 2. While the programs were designed for adults with type 2 diabetes, they are also utilized by those with prediabetes and type 1 diabetes. They are highly interactive and structured so that each participant can tailor the content to their own needs and lifestyle. In all three programs, participants make weekly action plans, share experiences, and help each other solve problems. Each year the content is reviewed and updated to meet current American Diabetes Association's standards.
Contact Information: Dr. Kate Lorig Email: smrc selfmanagementresource. Practice-tested Support have available findings on program impact that are derived from practice in the form of evaluation data or reports. The Practice-tested support listed below meet the ADA criteria for support programming, align with the Standards of Care, and demonstrate positive outcomes. Practice-tested Directory. The program provides participants with diabetes the education, resources, and support to better manage their diabetes.
The main goal of the program is to empower and reinforce diabetes self-management. Participants will be empowered to improve quality of life, increase awareness of local services, receive up-to-date education, and reduce complications of diabetes. Group members meet every other week for four months to share successes, challenges, and learn the basics about diabetes. During the program, group members also receive ongoing support and health education through weekly phone calls.
Education topics include healthy eating, physical activity, and other self-management skills. Group members encourage each other and learn coping and problem-solving strategies they have found to be successful. In addition, participants are provided with resources and assistance navigating the resources for ongoing diabetes self-management support.
Michelle Parisi Email: mparisi clemson. PE training covers the contents of the manual and reviews concepts of adult education and facilitation techniques. This 24 hr workshop is intended for community health workers or community members with no professional formal education. PEs facilitate workshops for patients or community residents. Lead training is intended for professionals, or for those with supervisory roles over CHWs.
This 24 hr workshop covers curriculum content, adult education, facilitation techniques, cultural competence, motivational interviewing and evaluation of CHWs. LTs may train CHWs and patients.
After three years, certified LTs may apply to become STs. They will be observed and evaluated in their skill and knowledge in conducting a 24 hr training for professionals. Each module includes lesson content, learning objectives; instructions for implementation of activities and check-list of materials. There are very specific ways to get ready for CMS audits. If there has been a substantive change in the program such as a site closing, site moving to another sponsor or changes in sponsor relationship please email ERP diabetes.
Depending on the change, you may be sent an Interim Status Report which will allow you to provide additional details about the program change. Change of Quality Coordinator Form. A program may add an additional site s at any time during the programs Recognition cycle. Each DSME program has a primary multi-site. Other sites can be added to the primary multi-site as multi-sites or expansion sites. Expansion sites can extend from any of the programs multi sites.
It is crucial to review the addition of program sites with your hospital or practice compliance office prior to submitting an application. For assistance with submitting an additional site application within the portal please download the Additional Site Instructions.
Expansion sites are additional locations that offer the same program as the parent site they are expanding from. Multi-Sites are additional locations that are able to operate semi-independently from the primary site.
Note: The definition for additional sites includes the following statement: one sponsoring organization that supports diabetes education services at multiple sites more than one address within a state or within miles of neighboring states. Return this form electronically by email to erp diabetes. Once approved the form will be sent back to the Quality Coordinator to upload within the additional site application.
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