SDPI Grant Resources

Application/Reports

• 2022 Annual Progress Report – Information, instructions, and documents for the required 2022 Annual Progress Report submission.

Training

• SDPI Training – Information about upcoming and recorded webinars.

SDPI Diabetes Best Practices and SOS

• SDPI Diabetes Best Practices – Focused areas for improvement of diabetes prevention and treatment outcomes in communities and clinics. Each year grantees must select one Best Practice and implement activities/services aimed at improving the Required Key Measure (RKM).
   

  
  • Integrating Case Management Into Your SDPI Diabetes Best Practice [PDF – 290 KB] – Learn how case management can help improve services and outcomes for individuals in clinical and community diabetes programs.
  • Integrating Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) Into Your SDPI Diabetes Best Practice [PDF – 275 KB] – Explore strategies and tools to enhance DSMES in your diabetes program.
• SDPI Outcomes System (SOS) – Web-based data system for SDPI Grant programs to track data for the RKM of their selected Best Practice. At least one person in your program must have access to the SOS.

SDPI Basics

• What is Required for this Grant – Overview of grant expectations and requirements, including a link to a copy of the Programmatic Terms and Conditions.
• Tips for New Program Coordinators – Steps towards getting a "running start" on your SDPI grant. This page also has contact information for your Grants Management Specialist.

Featured Programs and Resources

• Program Spotlights – Learn about innovative ideas and activities in videos and stories of people and SDPI programs making a difference in Indian Country.
• SDPI Toolkits – Keys to success, lessons learned, and free resources from the SDPI Diabetes Prevention and Healthy Heart programs.

Questions?

Please include your name, contact information, program name, and grant number when submitting questions.

• For questions about this webpage contact the SDPI Team.
• For any other questions about your grant, contact your Area Diabetes Consultant.