Team-Based Care

The rising risk of prediabetes

 

 

 

 

 

More than 96 million

 

American adults have prediabetes1

 

 

More than 80%
of individuals

 

with prediabetes do not know they have it2

 

 

70% of at-risk individuals

 

 

will eventually develop type 2 diabetes without intervention3

An evidence-based life-saving program

 

IMPACT Diabetes enables care teams to efficiently provide personalized, team-based care to patients at risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Patients can become better informed and learn how to self-manage their prediabetes, resulting in improved health and reduced risk of major complications associated with diabetes, including kidney disease, amputations and blindness.

 

 

“IMPACT Diabetes results show significant improvement in patients’ clinical outcomes and demonstrate that all patients, even those with tremendous barriers to appropriate diabetes care, benefit from patient-centered, interdisciplinary health care teams that include pharmacists.”

- Journal of the American Pharmacists Association

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Our nationwide, interdisciplinary community

Community pharmacies, physicians, health centers, self-insured employers and many other organizations have joined IMPACT Diabetes to help thousands of patients across the nation take control of their health to prevent type 2 diabetes.

 

 

 

Physicians

 

collaborate with the entire healthcare team for improved patient outcomes

 

Pharmacists

 

lead the collaboration among patients, providers, and family members for increased engagement and retention

 

Care Teams

 

are seamlessly engaged to ensure continuity of care and lasting impact

 

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Make Your IMPACT

Questions or comments? Contact the APhA Foundation today to learn more about the impact you can make by supporting IMPACT Diabetes.

 

Sources

1, 2 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

3 The American Diabetes Association

4 APhA Foundation (Participants with a 90% or higher completion rate)