Program development

Page content: Recall & reminder systems | Social marketing | Recruiting consumers | Engaging General Practitioners | Engaging pharmacists | Co facilitation of diabetes groups

Recall & reminder systems

The following presentation:

• Provides an overview of planned care
• Explores the purpose and features of successful recall and reminder systems
• Discusses the barriers and facilitators
• Discusses issues for integration into Diabetes Prevention and Management Initiative (DPMI) projects.

Recall & reminder systems - DPMI Projects (42kb, MS powerpoint)

Social marketing

The following presentation:

• Provides an overview of social marketing
• Discusses setting up a social marketing plan
• Discusses key principles of social marketing

Social marketing - The use of marketing techniques and concepts to market social/health messages (39kb, MS powerpoint)

Recruiting consumers

The following presentation:

• Provides an overview of the issues in recruiting consumers
• Explores the barriers and facilitators in engagement
• Discusses consumer need and communication strategies

Recruiting consumers - The use of social marketing techniques and communication strategy (129kb, MS powerpoint)

Engaging General Practitioners (GPs)

The following presentation:

• Provides an overview of the issues in engaging GPs
• Discusses the importance of engaging GPs
• Discusses the barriers and facilitators in engagement
• Discusses projects successful in engaging GPs

Engaging general practitioners - Rome wasn't built in a day! (105kb, MS powerpoint)

Engaging pharmacists

The following presentation provides information on what pharmacists want, barriers and facilitators and ways to engage.

Engaging pharmacists - An untapped resource (33kb, MS powerpoint)

Co-facilitation of diabetes groups

The following presentation:

• Provides an overview of the issues in co facilitation
• Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of co facilitation
• Explores the issues for implementation

Co-facilitation of diabetes education (36kb, MS powerpoint)

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