Accessible Diabetes Education Materials in Low-Vision Format

1. Williams AS . Visual impairment with diabetes: estimates of upper and lower limits of prevalence in the United States. Diabetes Educ. 1999;25:23-28.

2. Centers for Disease Control. Diabetes: a serious public health problem. ATA-GLANCE 1999. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/pubs/glance.htm. Accessed April 12,1999.

3. Williams AS . Teaching nonvisual diabetes selfcare: choosing appropriate tools and techniques for visually impaired individuals. Diabetes Spectrum. 1997;10:128-134.

4. Bernbaum M , Stich T . Eye disease and adaptive diabetes education for visually impaired persons. In: Funnell M , Hunt C , Rubin RR , Yarborough PC , eds. A Core Curriculum for Diabetes Education. 3rd ed. Chicago: American Association of Diabetes Educators; 1998:681-706.

5. Cobb A , ed. Serving Individuals With Diabetes Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired: A Resource Guide for Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors. Mississippi State, Miss: Mississippi State University; 1997.

6. Cleary ME , ed. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: An Educator's Resource Guide. Chicago: American Association of Diabetes Educators; 1994.

7. American Diabetes Association . 1999 Resource Guide. Diabetes Forecast. 1999;(Suppl).

8. National Federation of the Blind. Diabetes Resources, Equipment, Services, and Information. Comprehensive List of Diabetes Resources. Order from NFB Materials Resource Center.

9. American Diabetes Association . National standards for diabetes self-management education programs and American Diabetes Association review criteria. Diabetes Care. 1999;22(suppl 1): S111-S114.