Diabetes Care Resources for Nurses and Diabetes-Trained School Staff

Bringing together trusted diabetes resources for school nurses and trained staff—because finding reliable resources shouldn’t be harder than providing care.*

*FOLLOWT1Ds provides these resources for general informational purposes only and does not offer legal or medical advice. Links to third-party resources are provided for reference and convenience only and do not imply endorsement, reliance, or responsibility for their content, accuracy, or use.

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It’s almost Camp Season!

Whether your student is headed to diabetes camp or camping with loved ones, find helpful resources below!

Trusted source for diabetes care standards, school guidance, and patient education materials useful for managing diabetes safely in school settings.

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Developed by the International Diabetes Center, the AGP Report offers a one-page summary of glucose data.

A professional organization that provides practical diabetes training, tools, and guidance, including no-cost continuing education courses.

Nasal glucagon information and resources.

A non-profit, grant-funded organization providing T1D education in English and Spanish to T1Ds ages 18 and older in 20+ states and DC.

A major type 1 diabetes advocacy and research organization that provides strong school support resources.

School-specific resources designed to help school nurses and staff safely support students using Dexcom continuous glucose monitor devices.

DECA sets safety and training standards for diabetes camps, offering best practices relevant to diabetes care for students.

Easy-to-read articles covering the basics of diabetes care to the latest on innovations and regulatory issues.

Diabetes education designed for school nurse and staff caring for students with diabetes.

Monthly sessions (October - March) to support school nurses managing students with diabetes.

An international professional organization focused on advancing endocrine research, education, and clinical care.

Striving to share accurate legal and medical information related to diabetes, including state and local regulations.

Resources designed to safely safe and proper use of Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre devices.

A collaboration between the Girl Scouts of Colorado, Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes, and Children’s Diabetes Foundation, the Diabetes Detective Badge activity is “designed to teach Girl Scouts about the science of diabetes and how they can support friends with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D).” Resources include a video designed for teachers and coaches.

Information and resources for glucagon HypoPen and related products.

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Volunteer-led initiative focused central to education around automated insulin delivery systems.

School-specific resources designed to help school nurses and staff safely support students using Medtronic diabetes products.

Professional organization for school nurses, offering clinical guidance, position statements, and student safety resources.

School-specific resources designed to help school nurses and staff safely support students using OmniPod.

Resources designed for health care professionals working with diabetes technology.

Federal agency that sets education policy designed to protect students who require school accommodations.

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