Statistics and Reports

• Impact of Diabetes in Michigan (2011-2014 Diabetes Action Plan and Burden Report)
• 2011 Diabetes Burden Report (Report Only)
• Diabetes Fact Page (2010)
• Prediabetes Fact Page (2011)
• Gestational Diabetes Fact Page (2011)
• Michigan Chronic Kidney Disease Strategic Plan (2005)
• Michigan Action Plan for Diabetes Primary Prevention (2006)
• County and Regional Diabetes Numbers by Race and Gender (2009)
• Diabetes Data Library
• Diagnosed Diabetes Prevalence and Incidence (New Cases) in Adults
• Diabetes Prevalence in Children
• Diabetes Incidence (New Cases) in Children
• Risk Factors in Adults with Diabetes and the General Population
• Prevention Care Practices in Adults with Diabetes
• Prevalence of Complications in Adults with Diabetes
• Hospitalization for Adults with Diabetes
• Mortality for People with Diabetes
• Prediabetes in Adults
• Gestational Diabetes Incidence
• Cost of Diabetes in Michigan

Brochures

• Tips to Help You Stay Healthy
• More than 50 Ways to Prevent Diabetes

For questions, data requests or more information about the Michigan Diabetes Prevention and Control Program call 517-335-8853.

Staff of the Diabetes and Other Chronic Disease Section

Michigan Programs

Diabetes Partners in Action Coalition

DPAC is a partnership of individuals and representatives of organizations who work to reduce the impact of diabetes in Michigan.

DPAC Workgroups

• Advocacy and Public Policy
• Communication and Public Awareness
• Data, Research and Evaluation (DaRE)
• Prevention
• Training and Educations Programs

Diabetes in Michigan Resources

For regional prevention, detection and treatment information, see www.diabetesinmichigan.org.

Diabetes Self-Management Education Certification Program

To increase availability and improve the quality of diabetes self-management education, the Michigan Department of Community Health, Certification Program has developed review criteria, based on national standards. The Certification Program staff provide consultation services related to the standards and certification process. Programs that meet criteria and are certified are eligible for Medicaid reimbursement.

Diabetes Prevention Program

Michigan's Diabetes Prevention Program began in 2005 as one of five state programs funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Diabetes Translation (DDT). Through the Michigan Diabetes Prevention Program, public health programs have been created with community partners to address prediabetes and the primary prevention of type 2 diabetes.

Michigan Partners on the PATH

PATH (Personal Action Toward Health) is a chronic disease self-management program that helps participants build the skills they need for the day-to-day management of a chronic disease. PATH is a six-week workshop and covers topics including healthy eating, relaxation techniques, problem solving and communication skills.

For more information, please contact Karen McCloskey at McCloskeyK@michigan.gov.

Useful Links

• Northern Michigan Diabetes Initiative – NMDI
• National Diabetes Education Program – NDEP
• American Diabetes Association – ADA
• American Association of Diabetes Educators – AADE
• National Kidney Foundation of Michigan – NKFM
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation – JDRF
• American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Committee Opinion--Screening and Diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (September 2011)