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Management Plan for Type 1 Diabetes

Posted on July 2, 2018June 1, 2020 by researchjam

This Type 1 Diabetes Management Plan was created as part of a study by Tamara Hannon with guidance from teens with T1D and their parents and in partnership with Research Jam. Please feel free to use this in your family and let us know how it goes. We love feedback.

You’ll need both the Teen Plan and the Parent Plan.

Posted in Blog, Final ProductsTagged hannonr24, t1d, type 1 diabetes

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