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The COORDINATE-Diabetes study identified a suite of strategies to promote guideline-based care, cooperation and communication among a multi-disciplinary team, and audit and feedback to support best practices.

The Intervention Guide provides a reference framework for implementing the multi-faceted intervention in your local healthcare setting. Explore the colored tiles below the Guide to download specific tools and resources which can be shared and adapted for local use.

Intervention Guide

Explore the multi-faceted intervention components and how each supports best practices and shared responsibility for patient health

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Intervention Tools and Resources

Barrier Assessment: Identify gaps in care coordination and patient care pathways.

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Provider Education: Train care providers on best practices.

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Audit and Feedback: Identify goals and measure progress.

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Patient Education: Engage patients in managing their own health.

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ACC/AHA Guidelines

ACC/AHA consensus on cardiovascular risk reduction in patients with Type 2 Diabetes
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ADA Guidelines

ADA consensus on managing hyperglycemia in patients with Type 2 Diabetes
Visit the ADA Guidelines