Diabetes Self-Management for People with Disabilities and Type 2 Diabetes

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Diabetes Self-Management Video

Woman standing in front of a screen saying 'Know your Diabetes; the game show'
Know Your Diabetes: the Game Show

Do you have a #Disability and #Type2Diabetes? Check out the Diabetes Self-Management Video for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. It's a fun new video to learn ways to stay healthy! Take Care of Your Diabetes  #Diabetes #DisabilityAndDiabetes 

About this video: This video was  created in collaboration with 10 states funded under the CDC cooperative agreement # CDC-RFA-DD16-1603, ‘Improving the health of people with mobility limitations and intellectual disabilities through state-based public health programs.” Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, and South Carolina collaborated to identify a cohort of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities enrolled in Medicaid. Over the course of the grant, the States are conducting a series of analyses to identify the cohort’s most salient health issues.  Analyses identified high rates of diabetes and pre-diabetes in the selected Medicaid cohort. Based on these results, the States agreed to develop an intervention.  A web-based media product was developed and designed to promote effective diabetes management strategies among persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers.