THE MICHIGAN COLLABORATIVE FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES
Shifting the paradigm of type 2 diabetes care through dissemination of best practices and partnering to remove barriers to care.
EVENTS
More EventsPatient Advisory Board (PAB) Meeting
NEWS
More NewsAvailable Now: Four-Part MCT2D CME Lectures
- Low- and Very Low Carb-Carb Diet, led by MCT2D dietitian Rina Hisamatsu, RDN, MPH and MCT2D obesity medicine content expert Dina Hafez Griauzde, MD, MSc.
- From Finger Pricks to Real-Time Insights: Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Type 2 Diabetes, led by MCT2D endocrinology and diabetes technology content expert Kara Mizokami-Stout, MD, MSc.
- Medication Selection in Type 2 Diabetes with Benefits Beyond Glucose Lowering, led by MCT2D Co-Program Director, Heidi Diez, PharmD.
- Tying it All Together, led by MCT2D Program Director, Lauren Oshman, MD, MPH.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
Access content for MCT2D members including events, requirements, forms, and more.
VISIT NOWFeatured Resource
Guide for Starting Patients on a Low Carb Lifestyle
A green, yellow, and red light system for adjusting diabetes medications like GLP-1 RAs, DPP-4i's, basal and bolus insulin, and sulfonylureas and monitoring blood glucose and adapting nutrition goals while adopting a low carb lifestyle.
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PROJECTS
Innovative projects addressing type 2 diabetes care in support of MCT2D initiatives.
FEATURED PROJECTS
MCT2D CGM User Experience Program
The CGM UEP program is open to physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists at any MCT2D practice with the goal of building clinicians' familiarity with using a CGM and ultimately, increasing understanding of the patient experience through an off-label provider trial.
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Innovative projects addressing type 2 diabetes care in support of MCT2D initiatives.
VISIT NOWMeet Frankie, MCT2D patient advisor
Meet Frankie, MCT2D patient advisor Frankie, who started on a lower carb lifestyle with the support of his doctor in September 2021. He's since lost 120 pounds and no longer takes insulin.
“If I could’ve had this information as a young man, my whole life would’ve been different.”