1. Oneida Diabetes Prevention Program
Program information
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin
Oneida Diabetes Prevention Program
Tina Jacobsen, RD, CD
Oneida Health Promotion/Disease Prevention

2. Team Members DPP Director DPP Coordinator Primary Care Provider(s)
Administrative Assistant III/Data Collector
Health Educators
Wellness Coaches
Dietitian
Fitness Specialist(s)

3. Lifestyle Goals for Individuals
Weight loss – at least 7% loss and maintenance
Physical activity – at least 150 minutes/week
Nutritional goals
Dietary fat goal: <25% of calories from fat
Calorie intake goal: calories/day

4. Elements of the Program
Intensive Activities
Recruitment/Screening Eligibility
Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) Curriculum
Coaching
Retention
Less Intensive Activities
Just Move It-Oneida
After-Core
Quarterly Events

5. Core Element
INTENSIVE ACTIVITIES

6. Recruitment/Screening Eligibility
Goal: 48/year
Screening at monthly Just Move It-Oneida events
Pre-diabetes diagnosis
– Not eligible: pregnant women, active alcohol/substance abuse, End Stage Renal Disease on dialysis, cancer
OCHC Medical Referral
Assessment/Data Collection
Readiness Assessment
Wellness Vision

7. Assessments Medical clearance
Clinical measures (weight, height, waist circumference, and blood pressure)
Lab tests (lipid profile, glycemic measurement
– A1C, urine albumin:creatinine ratio)
Clinical history
Prescribed medications

8. Diabetes Prevention Program Curriculum
16-week sessions with emphasis on:
Self monitoring techniques
Problem solving
Individualizing programs
Empowerment and social support
Frequent contact with coach and DPP support staff

9. DPP Core Class Sessions
Welcome & Getting Started Losing Weight
Be a Fat and Calorie Detective
Three Ways to Eat Less Fat
Healthy Eating
Move Those Muscles
Being Active: A Way of Life
Tip the Calorie Balance
Take Charge of What’s Around You
Problem Solving
Four Keys to Healthy Eating Out
Talk Back to Negative Thoughts
The Slippery Slope of Lifestyle Change
Jump Start Your Activity Plan
Make Social Cues Work for You
You Can Manage Stress
Ways to Stay Motivated

10. Individual Coaching Sessions
Wellness Vision/Baseline Assessment
Meet biweekly or monthly during curriculum and quarterly thereafter
Assessment of patient needs, goals, problem solving skills
Individualized nutrition and/or physical activity as needed
Motivational support

11. Retention Personal Training Incentive Plan
Points system for participation in all components of the program
Points value: For every 25 points = $5.00 Oneida Retail Card

12. LESS INTENSIVE ACTIVITIES
Core Element
LESS INTENSIVE ACTIVITIES

13. Just Move It - Oneida
September '11: Oneida Diabetes Walk. 09/17/11 at 10 am (NHC)
October '11: JMI "Spooktacular" Walk. 10/29/11 at 10 am
November '11: JMI Fall Walk 11/12/11 at 10 am
December '11: JMI Jingle Walk 12/28/11 at 10 am
January '12: New Year Walk 01/14/12 at 10 am
February '12: Healthy Heart Walk 02/11/12 at 10 am
March '12: Family Fun Night 02/29/12 at 4:30 pm (ONES)
April '12: Spring into Action 04/14/12 at 10 am
May '12: Nat'l Employee Health & Fitness 05/16/12 at 6 pm
June '12: Family Frenzy Walk 06/13/12 at 6 pm
July '12: JMI Summer Walk. 07/11/12 at 6 pm
August '12: Beat the Heat Walk 08/08/12 at 6 pm
September '12: Oneida Diabetes Walk 09/15/12 at 10 am
October '12: Spooktacular Walk 10/27/12 at 10 am
November '12: Fall Walk 11/10/12 at 10 am
December '12: Jingle Walk 12/15/12 at 10 am

14. Core Element
AFTER CORE ACTIVITIES

15. Quarterly Events All participants AND family members welcome
Food Demonstrations
Group Fitness Classes

16. Program Details Recruitment Curriculum/Coaching July/August 2011
Ongoing at monthly Just Move It-Oneida events
Curriculum/Coaching
September 5, 2011
New program starts 1st week of every month

17. Oneida Health Promotion/Disease Prevention tjacobs1@oneidanation.org
Questions?
Contact Information: Tina Jacobsen, RD, CD
Oneida Health Promotion/Disease Prevention
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