Disease Education Resources
Diabetes
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Diabetes
Anatomy and Physiology of Diabetes
These videos show some of the primary organs involved in diabetes and explain their roles in glucose homeostasis in more detail
Atherogenesis
Development of atherosclerotic plaques, or atherogenesis, typically occurs over a period of many years, usually many decades.
Beyond A1C
This video illustrates the opportunity to gather CGM data as well as assessing TIR.
Conversations in Motion - Diabetes
How to enhance patient-healthcare provider interactions
Diabetes Complications
Many of the chronic complications in diabetes are caused by damage to vascular endothelial cells.
Diabetes Insulin Case Studies
This series of videos educates on topics related to effective insulin therapy focused on the patient perspective using realistic case studies
Finding the Balance: Ask the right questions, address the emotions when initiating insulin
Prof. Frank Snoek presents facts regarding psychological insulin resistance in people with type 2 diabetes and explores practical strategies to overcome it.
Incretin Pathophysiology
Incretin hormones have an important role in the pathophysiology of obesity and type 2 diabetes
Lilly Diabetes Microlearnings
Interactive educational tools (microlearning) developed for healthcare professionals (HCPs). Less than 10 minutes each.
Managing blood glucose with insulin video
This video will explore some challenges people with diabetes face when trying to manage their blood glucose with insulin.
Time in Range: A Measure of Glycemic Control
Teresa Pearson and Dr. Stephen W. Ponder discuss CGM-derived metrics, such as PPG and TIR and how they are used to assess and improve glycemic control.
Timely Initiation and Titration of Mealtime Insulin (MTI)
John Anderson and Teresa Pearson share a discussion with you on the identification of people living with type 2 diabetes whose clinical course suggests insulin with meals may improve their glycemic control.
Working Together to Use Time in Ranges (TIRs) Data
Time in ranges is a broad term that encompasses the amount of time in hyperglycemic, hypoglycemic, and target glucose ranges. CGM metrics provide actionable information to facilitate a focused conversation between the HCP and the person with diabetes.
In this material you will learn about benefits of smart pen technologies. And how smart pen technologies address barriers in diabetes management
In this material you will learn about potential ways to utilize the technology for improved care conversations and insulin management
Connected care is an approach to diabetes management that uses digital tools and devices to inform patient and HCP decision-making. Benefits and challenges should be discussed with patients to ensure success with the device.
CGM-derived metrics can be used to assess glycemic control. During visits, it’s important to include PPG and TIR on the agenda, assess barriers to self-management for patients and reinforce goals and positive habits.
Patient Education Resources
Explore our library of patient based education materials to aid in HCP to patient interactions.