Healthcare Providers & Researchers Resources
Evidence-based clinical guidelines, recommendations and best-practice resources to support high-quality type 2 diabetes care.
Educational resources designed to support healthcare professionals in building knowledge and confidence in type 2 diabetes prevention and management.
Explore practical calculators, decision aids, quizzes and other interactive resources designed to support diabetes prevention, management and care.
Easy-to-understand printable resources to help people living with type 2 diabetes build knowledge, confidence and skills for everyday self-management.
Browse our full archive of type 2 diabetes resources, including vodcasts, webinars, peer review publications, and more.
Frequently asked questions
Healthcare providers can find evidence-based type 2 diabetes resources through the T2D Network’s Healthcare Provider Resources. The collection includes clinical guidelines, treatment and medication resources, patient education materials, professional education, referral and support services, and culturally relevant resources for communities across British Columbia.
Explore Healthcare Provider ResourcesThe T2D Network brings together current evidence, clinical guidance, practical resources, and expert-reviewed information on type 2 diabetes care. Visit our Resources library for the latest articles, webinars, clinical topics, and updates for people living with T2D and healthcare providers.
The T2D Network’s Patient Education Library brings together practical resources for managing type 2 diabetes day to day. Topics include healthy eating, physical activity, blood glucose, medications, sleep, stress, technology, goal-setting, foot care, travel, and preparing for healthcare appointments.
Caring for someone with type 2 diabetes can involve practical, emotional, and financial challenges. The T2D Network’s Caregiver Support resources include information on caregiver preparedness, emotional wellbeing, respite care, financial support, learning resources, and support groups.
Peer support groups for type 2 diabetes in Vancouver are available through community health organizations and programs like T2D Network. These groups provide education, emotional support, and practical advice for living with diabetes. Diabetes Canada also hosts a national diabetes support program, called Connect.
Educational materials for type 2 diabetes management are available through T2D Network and other community health resources in British Columbia. These materials include guides on lifestyle, nutrition, self-care, and diabetes prevention of complications. We also host printable materials in our Patient Library
Patient LibraryCommon challenges include managing blood sugar levels, maintaining healthy routines, accessing consistent support, understanding nutrition, and coping with emotional stress. Community programs help address these challenges through education and peer support.
T2D Network helps by providing education, community connection, practical resources, and peer support programs designed to improve self-management and overall wellbeing for people living with type 2 diabetes.
https://www.t2dnetwork.ca
