Utah Diabetes Practice Recommendations

Section 1 - Diabetes Management for Adults (Interactive PDF)
(November 2012) (Printable PDF 145KB)

Professional Handouts

• Comprehensive Foot Exam (PDF)
• Tobacco Quitline Referral Form (PDF)
• Treatment Targets 2011 (PDF)
• Already have the 2011 print edition? Download the 2012 Addendum here.

Patient Handouts

• Taking Care of Your Feet (PDF)
• Eating Healthy with Diabetes (PDF)
• Monitor Your Blood Glucose (PDF)

Provider Talking Points

• Medical Nutrition Therapy for People with Diabetes (PDF)
• Physical Activity and Diabetes (PDF)
• Tobacco and Diabetes (PDF)

Section 2 - Diabetes Management in Pregnancy
(PDF 169KB) (April 2009)

Section 3 - Hyperglycemia Management for Inpatients
(PDF 145KB) (June 2009)

Section 4 - Management of Children and Adolescents with Diabetes
(PDF 206KB) (September 2007)

The Utah Diabetes Practice Recommendations (UDPR) for adults were revised in 2004 and updated in 2009. In addition, the Diabetes in Pregnancy and Hyperglycemia Management for Inpatient sections were added in 2005 and updated in 2006. In 2007, a section was added on Management of Children and Adolescents with Diabetes. All recommendations are supported by the ADA Clinical Practice Recommendations.

The UDPR, while outlining a general course of action for the majority of patients, do not substitute for informed clinical judgment on the exact course of treatment for individual patients.

Quick References

• Yale Intravenous Insulin Protocal (PDF)
• Directory of Approved Diabetes Education Programs (PDF)
• Consent Forms for the Use of Glyburide and Lantus in Gestational Diabetes (PDF)
• Recommendation for Diabetes Foot Exams (PDF)
• Patient Advisory for A1C (PDF)
• Family History and Diabetes for Health Care Professionals (PDF)

Please use the following citation when recognizing any portion of the Utah Diabetes Practice Recommendations:

Utah Diabetes Prevention and Control Program. (Year, Month). (Insert appropriate section - without parenthesis). Diabetes Practice Recommendations. Salt Lake City,  UT:  Utah Department of Health.

For more information, please contact:

Utah Diabetes Prevention and Control Program
PO Box 142107
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2107
Phone: (801) 538-7013
Fax: (801) 538-9495
E-Mail: diabetes@utah.gov