The American Medical Association (AMA) and CDC teamed up to provide a suite of tools to help you with screening for prediabetes and referring patients to a CDC-recognized diabetes prevention lifestyle change program.
These tools can help you incorporate into your practice screening and testing for prediabetes and referral of patients with prediabetes to CDC-recognized diabetes prevention lifestyle change programs.
Patient Flow Process [PDF - 328KB] This infographic provides a high-level overview of how office staff can facilitate point-of-care identification of patients with prediabetes.
Use these tools to help educate patients about prediabetes and its link to type 2 diabetes and what to do if they are at risk.
Prediabetes Risk Assessment [PDF - 862KB] This questionnaire helps patients learn about their risk for prediabetes and helps care teams identify patients at high risk.
So You Have Diabetes... Now What? [PDF - 409KB] Use this patient handout in the exam room after screening has revealed that a patient has prediabetes. This provides the patient with concrete information for later reference.
Materials to Share With Your Colleagues and Health Care Team
Share these materials with members of your health care team, to educate them about CDC-recognized diabetes prevention lifestyle change programs and their benefits.
You Can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes [PDF-148KB] This fact sheet provides a brief overview of the evidence-based diabetes prevention program and a rationale for engaging with the program.