Practical, locally hosted tools for diabetes translation research, community partnership, clinical practice support, and patient-centered implementation planning.
This redesigned hub translates national diabetes resources into GCDTR-ready materials that can be viewed, printed, or downloaded directly from this site. The toolkits are organized around applied research needs: prevention and risk, care standards, clinical tools, and workplace and community action.
Curated briefs, worksheets, and planning guides adapted for diabetes translation research teams, community collaborators, trainees, and clinical partners.
A planning sheet for community and employer partners working on diabetes prevention, healthy meetings, workplace wellness, affordability conversations, and local referral pathways.
A plain-language guide for discussions about type 2 diabetes care, built around medical support, healthy eating, physical activity, and questions for care teams.
A concise research brief summarizing how risk tests, BMI, A1C, blood glucose testing, and diabetes education referrals can be used in translation studies.
A GCDTR-facing guide to clinical practice tools, patient education materials, diabetes testing, prevention planning, school supports, and hemoglobinopathy considerations.
A one-page index to help teams choose the right GCDTR toolkit for community planning, participant education, clinical workflows, or career development.
These resources are designed for local adaptation. Teams can bring them to community advisory discussions, pilot planning meetings, clinical workflow design sessions, trainee mentoring meetings, and grant-writing groups.
Use the briefs to frame study populations, measures, workflows, intervention components, implementation outcomes, and dissemination plans.
Use the community action toolkit to plan practical supports, healthier meeting norms, outreach messages, and referral pathways for diabetes prevention and management.
GCDTR members can pair these resources with core consultations, data repository support, pilot funding, enrichment activities, and dissemination planning.
