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Resources on DiabetesAgency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) Medical Treatment Effectiveness Program The Agency supports grant and contract research on the relationship between the use of medical services and procedures and patient outcomes. 444 N. Michigan Avenue The AADE is a multidisciplinary organization, with state and regional chapters, for health professionals involved in diabetes education. It sponsors continuing education programs on both beginning and advanced levels and a certification program for diabetes educators, and provides grants, scholarships, and awards for educational research and teaching activities. The AADE publishes a monthly journal, curriculum guides, consensus statements, self-study programs, and other resources for diabetes educators. 1660 Duke Street A private, voluntary organization that fosters public awareness of diabetes and supports and promotes diabetes research. It publishes information on many aspects of diabetes, and local affiliates sponsor community programs. Local affiliates can be found in the telephone directory or through the national office. 430 North Michigan Avenue A professional organization that can help someone find a nutritionist in the community. 7320 Greenville Avenue A private, voluntary organization that has literature on heart disease and how to prevent it. Contact the local affiliate of the American Heart Association listed in telephone directories. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion The CDC is an agency of the Federal Government that has information on the surveillance al prevention of diabetes for health care professionals and people with diabetes. 120 Wall Street A private, voluntary organization with an interest in type I or insulin-dependent diabetes. Local affiliates are found across the country. It also has information on noninsulin-dependent diabetes. 1 Information Way The National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse has a variety of publications for distribution to the public and to health professionals. The clearinghouse is a program of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, a component of the National Institutes of Health, leading the Federal Government's research on diabetes. National Eye Institute Information about how diabetes affects the eyes is available from the National Eye Institute, a component of the Federal Government's National Institutes of Health. Building 31, Room 4A21 Information on heart disease is available from this component of the Federal Government's National Institutes of Health. Contents Previous Page
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