Diabetes Education Modules 2011 - download

Terms of Use

Copyright

IDF’s Diabetes Education Modules are intended to be used by health professionals wishing to develop a high quality education programme.  They have been developed to support the education and training of health care professionals with the latest evidence-based material.  They are not intended for commercial use.

The Modules – and the comprehensive suite of tools they provide - are the intellectual property of IDF. They can be used under the following copyright terms:

© International Diabetes Federation. All rights reserved.  All intellectual property relating to the Modules and the suite of tools they provide are IDF’s.

While they may freely be used for the purposes in the preceding paragraph, any use, reproduction, translation or transmission for any other purpose requires express permission by IDF, Executive Office, Brussels, Belgium:

IDF Education Department,
166 Chaussée de La Hulpe,
B-1170 Brussels,
Belgium
By fax to +32-2-5385114
Or by e-mail to modules@idf.org

Education Programmes

If the Modules are being used by a third-party organisation in a programme from which the organisers will gain commercially, the organisers must contact IDF and negotiate a funding contract.

When the Modules are used in a programme the IDF logo is not to be used on any certificates or programme material.  However the programme can be described as “Based on the IDF Diabetes Education Modules”.

A programme is only recognised as an IDF Diabetes Education Programme if the programme has been developed by IDF and the hosting institution has worked collaboratively with IDF in selecting the faculty.

Evaluation

IDF uses the most up-to-date information and guidance on diabetes education in the Modules and carefully evaluates users’ feedback.  In order to support this evaluation and ensure you are alerted when new material is available please register your email address and complete the evaluation form and send to modules@idf.org.

Downloads

Section 1
Self-Management Education		            
Module 1.1 The Role of the Diabetes Health Professional AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 1.2 Self-Management Education AR CH EN FR RU SP
Section 2
Diabetes and Lifestyle Intervention		            
Module 2.1 Diagnosis, Classification and Prevention AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 2.2a Nutrition Part 1 Assessment AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 2.2b Nutrition Part 2 Recommendations AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 2.2c Nutrition Part 3 Education  AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 2.3 Physical Activity AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 2.4 Clinical Monitoring AR CH EN FR RU SP
Section 3
Pharmacotherapy		            
Module 3.1 Glucose lowering medications  AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 3.2 Insulin AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 3.3 Complementary and alternative therapies AR CH EN FR RU SP
Section 4
Glycaemic Excursions		            
Module 4.1 Hypoglycaemia AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 4.2 Hyperglycaemia AR CH EN FR RU SP
Section 5
Diabetes Related Complications		            
Module 5.1 Macrovascular Disease AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.2 Retinopathy AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.3 Nephropathy AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.4a Diabetic neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.4b Diabetic neuropathy and PVD wound healing AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.4c Diabetic neuropathy and PVD foot education AR CH EN FR RU SP
Module 5.5 Oral health AR CH EN FR RU SP
Section
Special Situations		            
Module 6.1 Disaster planning AR CH EN FR RU SP

The production of these DIABETES EDUCATION MODULES has been made possible thanks to the support of Lilly Diabetes, Merck Diabetes and Nutricia.