Diabetes Alliance of Idaho
What is the National Diabetes Prevention Program?
The National DPP lifestyle change program is founded on the science of the Diabetes Prevention Program research study, and several translation studies that followed, which showed that making modest behavior changes helped people with prediabetes lose 5% to 7% of their body weight and reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 58% (71% for people over 60 years old). The National DPP’s lifestyle change program:
•Is a year-long, structured program (in-person group, online, or combination) consisting of:
•An initial six-month phase offering a minimum of 16 sessions over 16–24 weeks and
•A second six-month phase offering a minimum of one session a month (at least six sessions).
•Is facilitated by a trained Lifestyle Coach.
•Uses a CDC-approved curriculum.
•Includes regular opportunities for direct interaction between the Lifestyle Coach and participants.
•Focuses on behavior modification, managing stress, and peer support.
Find a local Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program here at https://dprp.cdc.gov/Registry
Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program Network Opportunity
Recording of December 8, 2023, 1st Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program Network Opportunity.
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Agenda:
- Updated National Diabetes Prevention Program Customer Service Center
- Using HbA1C To Meet DPRP Program Requirements
- Public Health Emergency Updates
- Advanced Lifestyle Coach Training
- Network and Technical Assistance needs
Recording of January 18, 2023, 2nd Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program Network Opportunity.
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Advanced Lifestyle Coach Training opportunities Here
DTTAC Advanced Lifestyle Coach Training opportunities Here
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Agenda:
- National Diabetes Prevention Program and Walk With Ease
- Overview of NDPP billing and common NDPP billing errors
- Advanced Lifestyle Coach opportunities for QTR #1 in 2023
- Network to share success, challenges and TA needs
Recording of March 7 , 2023, 3rd Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program Network Opportunity
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Agenda
- · Recruitment and Retention in NDPP
- · Session Zero/Information Session Ideas
- · Advanced Lifestyle Coach opportunities for QTR #2 in 2023
- · Network to share success, challenges and TA Needs
Recording of May 11, 2023 4th Idaho National Diabetes Prevention Program Network Opportunitiy
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Agenda:
· Umbrella Hub Arrangement and the National DPP
· National DPP PHE Waiver Update
· Advanced Lifestyle Coach Training
- · Network to share success, challenges and TA Needs
Resources for Idaho Diabetes Prevention Programs
New! MDPP Supplier Learning Series Part 1 and Part 2
Description of MDPP Supplier Learning Series’ Billing Workshops (Part 1 and Part 2): Two 90-minute virtual workshops that walk CDC-recognized organizations interested in becoming MDPP suppliers and/or existing MDPP suppliers through how their CMS enrollment application affects billing as well as the process for submitting a successful MDPP claim to CMS. During the Workshops, we will address questions submitted in the registration process. Please note, there will not be live Q&A during the Workshops. We strongly recommend you plan review the Part 1 recording (originally aired on September 22, 2021) before attending Part 2, however it is not required.
Please note, there will be prework assigned for the Billing Workshop. All those that register will receive an email with prework documents that your organization will need to complete prior to the Billing Workshop. This prework may not be applicable to state health departments but will still be sent for awareness.
- Registration Link for Billing Workshop Part 2: How to Submit a MDPP Claim on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 from 2:00 p.m. ET – 3:30 p.m. ET (you must register in advance). Please leave additional time to register as there are multiple registration questions: https://chronicdisease.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eZAxdlT3SymG7BjM...
Updated prediabetes and diabetes screening recommendation from US Preventive Services Task Force
Revised Requirements in the 2021 DPRP Standards