New and Updated Topics

New Actionsets

Actionsets are designed to help people take an active role in managing a health condition. Managing these health conditions means following a set of actions to better control the condition's effect on the person and to prevent long-term problems.

  • Click here to view an Actionset.Diabetes care plan for children attending school: This new Actionset offers tips to help parents, teachers, and school staff understand what a child needs to successfully manage diabetes at school.
  • Click here to view an Actionset.Get moving: How to add more activity to your life: This new Actionset is for people who want to become more active but aren't sure how to start. It includes advice on the importance of motivation and support for successful behavior change.
  • Click here to view an Actionset.Getting help for someone you think is depressed: This new Actionset offers tips on helping someone who seems depressed. Included are an explanation of what depression is, advice on what you can say or do to help, and warning signs that indicate a need for emergency help.
  • Click here to view an Actionset.How to stay active: This new Actionset offers advice for people who have started increasing their activity levels but are either having trouble staying with their plan or are worried that they will have trouble. Included are tips for updating your fitness goals, as well as for identifying barriers and finding ways around them.
  • Click here to view an Actionset. Living with a pacemaker or ICD: This new Actionset offers facts about pacemakers and ICDs and tips on how to get the best results from your device.
  • Click here to view an Actionset.Shopping tips for healthy eating: Whether a person is trying to lose weight or just eat healthier, this new Actionset has tips on planning ahead before shopping, shopping for healthy foods at the store, and making smart and realistic choices about what to buy.
  • Click here to view an Actionset.Using a pedometer or step counter: This new Actionset explains what a pedometer is, why you should use one, and how you can get the best use out of it.

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