1. CVD Risk Reduction Group Diabetes Registries May 2005

2. Diabetes Registries Role in Clinical Care Important for tracking patients and their care Role in CGP Track individuals at various points during the Intensive activities Pre-screening identification of individuals at risk Screening results – Diabetes diagnosis Administrative and project related information Baseline and ongoing labs, risk factors

3. Diabetes Registry Options for Registries Paper, notebook Excel spreadsheet Access database DMS/RPMS Other Reality Have to develop something that everyone can use RPMS Survey – only half using DMS Training is involved in all options

4. Diabetes Registry Solution Develop a common registry format Common information/data everyone must gather To document Recruitment and Screening activities To keep a list of all individuals who may be eligible to participate in the Intensive activities Allow grant programs to use what works best for them Excel spreadsheet – for those who do not have or want to use RPMS DMS/CMS/RPMS – for those who currently use these or plan to get training to use these, learn to save as an excel file

5. Diabetes Registry Excel Spreadsheet – Draft Diabetes Registry Review Handout Note common data for each participant Understand purpose of each data element Diabetes Registries Grantee Panel Discussion Planning Year Review Draft Diabetes Registry Determine if use Excel, DMS/CMS/RPMS, other Training – Meeting 6, NPAIHB – DMS/RPMS