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Holistic as well

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Our FREE Diabetes Self-Management Program (DSMP) really provides a patient-centered approach to everything that Guillermina just brought up

Thanks Wayne!

Diagnosed Diabetes among adults in NM, by year: 2018 = 11.4%; 2019 = 11.2%; 2020 = 11.2%. So, basically no change in diagnosed diabetes over the past three years. Diagnosed Pre-diabetes among adults in NM, by year: 2018 = 11.0%; 2019 = 11.4%; 2020 = 11.9%.

the individual's goals

sets the tone for the rest of the meeting

First few seconds give patient chance to ground the meeting in their lives, not our agenda

Patient/provider relationship is one of the greatest determinants of success

The relationship/rapport is the main predictor of success in counseling as well as medicine.

18 seconds

Within first 3 min.

1 minute

First 5 sec

5-10 minutes

Unlimited

Before the patient pauses?

2 minutes

6 mins

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Given the concerns with water retention, the combination of GLP-1 and pioglitazone is extremely powerful and useful. See the Qatar Study for background.

There is an excellent system for training patients with hypoglycemia unawareness to recognize neuro- glycosemic symptoms. I’ve used it with good success.

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Thank you!

Such a helpful graphic. Thank you Liz.

protective: handle in shower

proctective - grab bars; stairs risk factor

Risk- stairs, protective- handrails

Spill in the kitchen- risk; handrail on stairs- sefety

High tub walls with long drop to floor. Hand rail on wall of tub.

carpet/bars

Bathroom rail and rug

Protective factor, handrails in shower and by toilet. Debris on floor are risk

Lighting- risk, add more lighting/night lights- protective

Risk loose rug, protective grab bar

there are these cool under the bed lights , which are motion detectorwthat can be easily installed for middle of the night safety.

Taking multiple stairs at a time

Stand on step stool

Need to update tub … old and very slick with a steep decline toward the drain. Really need to address this.

furniture in the way of traffic pattern

Reaching high places on stool on my tippy toes.

I carry in handfuls of groceries without leaving one hand free to prevent falls. I need to remind myself that multiple trips is okay.

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Here is the link to learn more about the MOB program directly from the creators- https://www.mainehealth.org/healthy-communities/healthy-aging/matter-of-balance

Here is the link to learn more about the TCA program directly from the creators- https://taichiforhealthinstitute.org/programs/tai-chi-for-arthritis/

Here is the link to learn more about the TJQ program directly from the creators- https://tjqmbb.org/

Here is a link to learn more about Otago directly from the creators- https://www.med.unc.edu/aging/cgwep/courses/exercise-program/

Here is a link to learn more about STEADI directly from the CDC- https://www.cdc.gov/steadi/index.html

Free STEADI brochures can be requested directly from the CDC- https://wwwn.cdc.gov/pubs/CDCInfoOnDemand.aspx

You can download the brochures or request printed copies to be sent directly to you.

Go to the link and type in STEADI or falls prevention into the "search for text" tab.

Here's a link to the NMDOH Adult Falls Prevention Program website- https://www.nmhealth.org/about/erd/ibeb/oafp/

Check out Paths to Health NM, our evidence-based falls prevention interventions are listed there and you can find classes- https://www.pathstohealthnm.org/

Here's a link to the National Council on Aging website- https://www.ncoa.org/

Here is the link for the Administration for Community Living- https://acl.gov/

GREAT talk- comprehensive and good resources

Remember, falls are not a normal part of aging. Most falls can be prevented!

So helpful and easy to understand. Thanks for all of these resources.

There are some upcoming STEADI trainings, hosted by NMDOH. If you are CHW/R or working in the healthcare field, and interested in the training, please contact our office.

Thanks so much for this excellent presentation, Elizabeth.

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Excellent Friday morning! Great presentations

Thank you for all this great information and presentations

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Thanks for the wonderful training! The falls prevention team has enjoyed it!