Resources
Type 2 diabetes management can be tough – particularly when you are newly diagnosed and there feels like there is so much to learn. We’ve developed some resources to help you take steps towards a healthier you.
Talking to your GP or credentialled diabetes educator
When you’re managing type 2 diabetes you need to make sure you have the information you need to make the right choices about your health. That’s why it’s important you get the most out of your healthcare appointments. Our fact sheet will help make sure you ask the most important questions at your next health appointment.
Blood glucose monitoring weekly log sheet
Monitoring blood glucose levels is an important part of diabetes management. This log sheet helps you record your blood glucose levels and to make note of the different things, such as food and drink, physical activity and medications, that can impact those levels. This can help you make decisions about your diabetes management.
Preventing diabetes-related complications
For many people, the risk of diabetes-related complications is the scariest part of living with the condition. But there are steps you can take to reduce your risk. This fact sheet sets out some of the important things you can do to reduce your risk of the major diabetes-related complications including eyesight issues, kidney and heart disease, amputations and your mental and emotional health.
Annual Cycle of Care
The Annual Cycle of Care is a series of regular check-ups that help you manage diabetes well and reduce your risk of diabetes-related complications. You can download a PDF of the document (link below), but if you would like a wallet card email us with your details.
