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Free
Diabetes Education Materials for Patients and Professionals
Each year, the Texas Diabetes Council stocks a supply of free diabetes
education materials available by request through the Texas Department
of State Health Services warehouse.
In order to continue this valuable service, please order quantities that
you know you will be using in one-on-one patient education or for your
own learning purposes. The Texas Diabetes Council wants everyone who can
benefit from these materials to receive copies; however, many, such as
"Taking Charge of Your Health," should not be distributed indiscriminately
in large quantities at health fairs and other events targeting the general
public. Simple, less expensive brochures, such as "Could You Have
Diabetes?" are more suitable for general diabetes awareness, and
supplies are much easier to replenish.
In short, use your best judgement as to which piece is best suited for
your educational purpose and order as needed so these materials can continue
to be made available at no cost. If you're unsure of the intended purpose
of a particular piece, each description below offers advice for use.
To our web site visitors from outside of Texas: Single
copies of the Texas Diabetes Council's publications that are not available
for download from this page are available upon request. Phone 512-458-7490
for more information.
Ordering Instructions:
1. Order online using the Texas
Department of State Health Services Forms and Literature Inquiry
and Order Entry System.
If you do not have internet access or are having difficulty ordering
online, submit a request in writing (below).
2. Submit a request in writing or through a Texas Department
of Health Form
No. AG-30 (see page 2 of literature catalog) to the Texas Department
of Health Warehouse. Written requests should contain the following
information:
- Requestor's Name
- Shipping Address (For larger orders, please provide a street
address, NOT a post office box.
- Organization, Affiliation or Professional Status (If applicable)
- Catalog number(s) and title(s) of items requested
- Quantity (Most items limited to a maximum of 100 copies per
order)
- Date requested
Requests should be mailed to:
Texas Department of State Health Services Warehouse
Attention: Warehouse Manager
1100 West 49th Street
Austin, Texas 78756-3199
Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery |
Texas Diabetes Council Literature Catalog |
Download the Texas Diabetes Council Literature Catalog by clicking here
(PDF, 629 kb, viewing information). This PDF
file contains a listing of diabetes literature with catalog numbers and
maximum order amounts. Titles can be previewed below.
(Note: Catalog numbers followed by the letter "A" indicate
Spanish-language versions. Be sure to request English or Spanish versions
through use of the correct catalog number and by writing "Spanish"
or "English" after the title of the item ordered.)
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Taking Charge of Your Health:
Controlling Diabetes One Day at a Time
Catalog #10-21 and 10-21A
Description: Provides an introduction to diabetes
topics such as medications, low blood sugar, heart health,
foot care, eye care, family support and kidney disease. Contains
charts for patient goals, and food and medicine records, as
well as checklists for diabetes management.
Intended Use: Teaching tool for use with low-literacy
diabetes patients. Intended for reference during one-on-one
patient education with a diabetes educator and as a reminder
for the patient of management goals discussed during education
sessions.
Size: 8.5" X 11"
View English version
in PDF format (738 kb, viewing
information, #10-21)
View Spanish version
in PDF format (576 kb, viewing
information, #10-21A) |
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Food for Life-Living Well
with Diabetes
Catalog #10-24 and 10-24A
Description: 20-page booklet for meal planning with
patients who have diabetes. Using a modified food guide pyramid,
"Food for Life" provides serving sizes for popular
items from each food group, food preparation and healthy eating
tips, and a food diary.
Intended Use: One-on-one patient education with a
nutritionist or diabetes educator.
Size: 6.5" X 10"
View English
version in PDF format (1.5 mb, viewing
information, #10-24)
View Spanish
version in PDF format (958 kb, viewing
information, #10-24A) |
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Title: Could You Have Diabetes? (a quiz)
Catalog #10-27 and 10-27A
Description: Details risk factors and symptoms
of diabetes to assist reader in determining if he or she is
at risk for diabetes.
Intended Use: To be displayed in physicians'
offices, pharmacies, health fairs and other locations where
people are seeking health information.
Size: 8.5" x 4" |
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Title: Living with Diabetes (a guide)
Catalog #10-28 and 10-28A
Description: Assists the patient in keeping track
of doctor visits, lab tests/results, and serves as a checklist
for their diabetes management plan.
Intended Use: To be used by the patient to prepare
for doctor visits and serves as a patient/physician discussion
guide during the visit.
Size: 8.5" x 4" |
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Title: Diabetes Card
Catalog #10-25 and 10-25A
Description: Simple, wallet-size card containing a medical
record for recording dates and results of routine exams and procedures
for patients with diabetes. Reverse side contains checklists for
patients to follow in managing their diabetes.
Intended Use: Reminder for patients and physicians of laboratory
values, exams, and education that each person with diabetes should
be receiving on an ongoing basis.
Size: 3.5" X 2.25" |
Title: Foot Poster
Catalog #10-26 and 10-26A
Description: Colorful drawing of feet with the message "If
You Have Diabetes, Take Off Your Shoes and Socks"
Intended Use: To be posted in physicians' offices and other
locations where persons with diabetes may have their feet examined.
Size: 11" x 17" |
Literature from other sources: |
(ordering information provided below – not available from the
Texas Diabetes Council.)
Asian Diabetes Education Materials
Healthy Stories: Living with Diabetes
You can live a happy and healthy life even if you have diabetes!
This diabetes video is available in Mandarin Chinese. Healthy Stories:
Living with Diabetes shows how real patients and their families
manage diabetes. To buy or check out a copy of the video, please
contact:
Diana Mouton
Diabetes Awareness and Education in the Community (DAEC) Project
Harris County Hospital District
Houston, Texas
Phone: 713-566-6225
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Diabetes: Facing the Tiger
This video focuses on increasing the Vietnamese-speaking community's
awareness of the risk factors and symptoms of diabetes. The video
is entirely in Vietnamese and includes real patients and their families.
Contact Angelia Guinara at the phone number or email above for more
information.
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Diabetes and Nutrition Handbook
Available only as PDF files (viewing information).
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Funding provided by the Diabetes Program, Texas Department of Health
Joint project of Harris County Hospital District and Asian American
Health Coalition
Last Updated October 12, 2007
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