ADA Diabetes-On-Demand and ADA Living Well with Diabetes Go-to-Guide

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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand and ADA Living Well with
Diabetes Go-to-Guide

• Innovative Patient Education Resources for ADA
  Recognized Program Staff

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Innovative Patient Educational Resources for
Education Recognition Programs
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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand ADA Diabetes Go-to-Guide

• The American Diabetes Association in
  collaboration with Krames Staywell is providing
  this complete suite of self-management and
  curriculum resources at no charge to all
  ADA-Recognized Program staff. These resources
  include web-based tools, print, and interactive
  Go-to-Guides you can use with your patients.
• These patient resources were created by Krames
  Patient Education
• in collaboration with the American Diabetes
  Association and sponsored
• by Merck via their Journey for Control Program.
• Krames Staywell worked with health care
  providers, researchers and diabetes educators to
  select the most appropriate and helpful
  information for diabetes self-management,
  presented in reader-friendly format. Arranged in
  folders for easy, print on-demand access to
  support your busy practice these tools are
  accessible from any computer, tablet, or
  smart-device with internet access.
• The information is consistent with all
  ADA-approved educational content.
• The next few slides will guide you through the
  resources and provide linkes to additional
  support as you incorporate these innovative
  self-help tools into your practice.
• Thank you for all you do in helping people with
  diabetes and their loved ones!

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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand ADA Diabetes
Go-to-Guide Staff Resources

• Components
• Comprehensive print workbooks available in
  English and Spanish
• Interactive multi-media workbooks
• Print-on-demand educator interface capability
  through Krames On-Demand

• Objectives
• Deliver diabetes-educator-dispensed content
  that will promote overall diabetes
  self-management
• Facilitate direct access of diabetes health
  content to educators and their patients
• Provide an innovative delivery system for
  diabetes content that will promote awareness,
  action,
• and behavior change among patients
• Support educators and healthcare professionals
  with a well respected diabetes education

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Diabetes Health Education at Your Fingertips

• 181 HealthSheet titles
• arranged in easy to use
• folders
• Library of 3000 English
• and 3000 Spanish sheets
• Search by diabetes
• to see all titles, or view
• the custom content
• folder under Browse
• Create you own folder
• with your favorite titles
• Most HealthSheets are
• available in multiple
• languages

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The ADA Recognized Program Diabetes-On-DemandLa
nguage Options

• Language Key
• EN - English
• SP - Spanish
• AA - Arabic
• AR - Armenian
• CH - Chinese
• FA - Farsi
• FR - French
• HM - Hmong
• KO - Korean
• PL - Polish
• PO - Portuguese
• RU - Russian
• SO - Somali
• TA - Tagalog
• VI - Vietnamese

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Diabetes Health Education at Your Fingertips

• Simple Web interface
• Quickly search or browse for HealthSheets by
  topic
• Arranged in folders to save time and support ADA
• accreditation process
• Allows you to personalize sheets for the patient
• Print individual sheets or in batches for
  individual
• plans or to create custom education brochures
• E-mail HealthSheets between education sessions or
  
• as goal-setting reminder tool prior to
  classes
• Enhances communication and increases patient
• satisfaction
• Available in multiple languages

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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand
www.kramesondemand.com
Login to the ADA Recognized Program
Diabetes-On-Demand by pasting the link above into
your browser, then enter Account Name
ADA1 User Name (last 4 digits of your program
ID number) Password Name password
Or, you can link directly into your KOD account
from Chronicle Diabetes at www.chroniclediabetes.c
om
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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand
To access the Quick Start Guide go to
www.ada-ksw.com
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ADA Diabetes-On-Demand Quick Start Guide
The Quick Start Guide includes tips on
personalizing education with your program name
and contact information as well as printing
multiple handouts in one easy step.
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Where to find the ADA Diabetes Go-To-Guide
ADA Recognized Program Staff have access to
additional handouts, DSMS resources, easy order
for print books, and morebookmark these sites
www.ada-ksw.com/diabetes
www.ada-ksw.com
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The ADA Diabetes Go-To-Guide The ADA Diabetes
Go-to-Guide, created by Krames Staywell in
collaboration with the American Diabetes
Association and brought to you by the Journey for
Control Program sponsored by Merck Company, is
a 64-page, self-care, interactive workbook to
help your patients make the daily decision to
manage their diabetes.
www.ada-ksw.com/diabetes
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The ADA Diabetes Go-to-Guide Includes
Additional information encouraging a pro-active
approach to managing risks associated with
Diabetes and Print Tools (hand-outs) inside the
Go-to-Guide and on www.ada-ksw.com
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The ADA Diabetes Go-to-Guide Features
Easy to follow Quiz at end of each section to
test knowledge.
Unique page-turning format is familiar and
comfortable to a wider audience, even those less
web-savvy.
Intuitive navigation bar allows users to move
through the workbook with ease. Users may return
to the workbook again and again, continuing where
they left off.
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The ADA Living Well with Diabetes Go-to-Guide
Features
Audio voiceover of the text improves
comprehension for patients at all reading levels.
Click on RED highlighted medical terms for easy
to understand explanation.
Videos and animations help patients visualize
physiology and other medical concepts.
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ADA Living Well with Diabetes Go-To-Guide
Navigation and Special Features
Easy to read, listen, watch, and learn
Easy to Navigate
Easy to share
Tablet Smart phone Access
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ADA Living Well with Diabetes Go-To-Guide
Feedback
This is a much appreciated tool that I use every
day, thank you!
I am a Diabetes Educator and this material is
wonderful. The information is trusted and
saves me a lot of time.
Great resource!!! I use the Go-to-Guide in my
classes and it is easy for the patients to
follow.
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The next two slides include instructions on how
to login from any computer with Internet access
or create a shortcut from your desktop

• This shortcut is created the same way as the
  intranet link, except for the creation of an icon
  on your desktop.
• To create a shortcut on your desktop
• 1. Go to Windows Desktop
• 2. Right Click on Desktop Choose New/Shortcut
• 3. Copy and Paste the url path below
  http//www.kramesondemand.com/index.aspx
• 4. Click NEXT.

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5. Insert Account Name, user name, and
password. ADA1 User Name (last 4 digits of your
program ID number) Password password
(password is case sensitive and cannot be
changed) 6. Click next example
https//www.kramesondemand.com/index.aspx?accountn
amelada1username2000passwordpassword 7.
Name Shortcut Krames Patient Education 8. Click
Finish 9. Test Shortcut
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Comprehensive Print Workbooks
The Living Well with Diabetes print edition
workbook is designed and formatted in
collaboration with the ADA and Merck Company,
Inc.
This workbook is an integral part of the ADAs
efforts to promote awareness, action, and
behavior change among patients.
The workbook is available in both English and
Spanish print. Convenient and easy to order
using on-line order form at www.ada-ksw.com
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Questions and Support
For technical support with Krames On-Demand,
please email the Krames Help Desk at
help_at_krames.com or call 1-800-203-7902 option 1
for Help Desk.
Training, guidance and how-to-support available
at www.ada-ksw.com or call Kellie Brogden to
schedule a training webinar for your program
staff.
We value your feedback and are here to help! For
questions and comments please contact your
support representative below
Kellie Brogden Program Coordinator, Specialty
Division Krames Staywell 407 Norwalk
St. Greensboro, N.C. 27407 Phone [phone]
ext 3334 kbrogden_at_kramesstaywell.com