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: ongoing activities during the 015 5 th Executive Board meeting 17 th February 015 Brussels, Belgium Marina Maggini National Institute of Health, Italy Jelka Zaletel National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia

FIRST YEAR ACHIEVEMENTS (014) Literature review: effective strategies on prevention, management, health promotion, education of persons with diabetes, training for professionals; characteristics of National Diabetes Plans. Definition of core elements of the questionnaires (quality criteria) Definition of questionnaires for the collection of data: one on program and practices for prevention and management of diabetes one for National Diabetes Plans 1st general meeting - Rome, 9 th July 014 Joint WP6- meeting Vilnius, 6 th -7 th 014

Identification of existing strategies - Questionnaires One questionnaire on program and practices for prevention and management of diabetes (T1-T4) One for National Diabetes Plans (T5) The responses to the questionnaire will not be used to examine the performance of policies or programs in any given country, to rank countries according to their policies and programs or as a benchmarking tool.

T1-T4: Questionnaire on practices for prevention and management of diabetes First phase to provide a structured overview about current programs (interventions, initiatives, approaches or equivalents) Second phase analysis of the programs identified in the first phase

T1-T4: First Phase - Structure of the Questionnaire Section A - Prevention of diabetes: focus on people at high risk Section B - Management of diabetes Section C - Education programs for persons with diabetes and training for professionals a structured description of the main program (intervention, initiative, approach or equivalent) at national, sub-national or local level a short description of other plans, programs, interventions, strategies, experiences that are worth to be reported

Questionnaire T1-4 State of the art Austria Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Lithuania Malta Norway Portugal Slovenia Spain United Kingdom All the partners Other CHRODIS partners Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Estonia Iceland Netherlands Sweden Other EU MSs EPF helps in contacting experts Hungary Latvia Luxembourg Poland Romania Slovakia

T1-T4: Reported practices/programs Programs on prevention of diabetes (n=3) Programs on management of diabetes (n=1) 3 4 3 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 4

T1-T4: Reported practices/programs Programs on patient education (n=1) Programs on training for professionals (n=17) 1 1 3 1 3 3 1

T5: Questionnaire on National Diabetes Plans National Diabetes Plan is......any formal strategy for improving diabetes policy, services and outcomes that encompass structured and integrated or linked activities which are planned and co-ordinated nationally and conducted at the national, state or district, and local level;...systematic and co-ordinated approach to improving the organisation, accessibility, and quality of diabetes prevention and care which is usually manifested as a comprehensive policy, advocacy and action plan.

T5: Are we still on the track

T5: Structure of the Questionnaire Section A General information on NDP status as of Aug 31st 014 Section B Experiences about processes during preparation, implementation, sustainability and spread of NDP Section C Contents of NDP Section D Adherence to IDF Core standards Section E Further contacts

T5: Final responses to the Questionnaire Identification of respondents First response E-mailings, teleconferences Final response

T5: Final responses received (no responses in black) Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Lithuania Netherlands Norway Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden UK/England Cyprus Czech republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Liechenstein Luxembourg Malta Poland Romania Switzerland

T5: Draft report on contents of NDP Austria Italy Croatia Denmark Finland France Greece Ireland Netherlands Norway Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden UK/England Final response shown in Tables approved

LESSONS LEARNED JA is not a research project and partners generally do not know how to work in such environment. Deliverables have to be produced on time, but by themselves will not lead to sustainable improvement in MSs JA is obliged to achieve. The way that they are produced is crucial. Not all the partners feel involved in JA activites as they would like to be.

LESSONS LEARNED Networking and efficent flow of information are both VERY time consuming and VERY VERY important. How to make it happen? We have the WHAT, the WHO, the WHEN, but do we know the WHY JA exists and HOW will it accomplish it? Partners in JA are different. So we talk. If something goes wrog, we talk. If nothing changes we talk again.

PLANNED ACTIVITIES 015 T1-T5 3 nd general meeting, expert overview - June/July 015 (date tbd) meeting with experts - October/November 015 (date tbd) Workshop on NDP October 015 (date tbd) Publication of five papers on Annals of ISS (open access submission by the end of April) Dissemination activities through the participation to relevant meetings (EASD, IDF, National meetings, ) (budget)

PLANNED ACTIVITIES 015 T1-T4 Completing data collection Evaluation of collected data: descriptive analysis by topic and by Country Analysis of programs/interventions/strategies/experiences reported by partners (potential good practices) SWOT analysis (one per Country)

NEXT STEPS T1-T4 Evaluation of collected information Analysis of practices reported by partners Description of practices via semi-structured questionnaire by relevant responders Quantitative based on pre-defined criteria Qualitative why should this practice be considered a good/best practice? how does this practice help in driving the change? Reasons for success (positive lessons learned) and failure (negative lessons learned) If necessary, direct interview

NEXT STEPS T1-T4 SWOT analysis One SWOT analysis per Country/MS Identification of policies with Task Leaders, APs and CPs Identification of responders for each Country/MS Data analysis, synthesis and final report

PLANNED ACTIVITIES 015 T5 Report on Contents of NDP Define the method for analysing processes (context, drivers) related to NDP preparation, implementation, sustainability and spread of NDP content processes context drivers for the change content processes context Drafting of Guide for NDP (diabetes as a case study) from inputs from Questionnaires, partners, additional info collection, workshop and DELPHI

: Are we still on the track

The Joint Action on Chronic Diseases and Promoting Healthy Ageing across the Life Cycle (JA-CHRODIS)* * This presentation arises from the Joint Action addressing chronic diseases and healthy ageing across the life cycle (JA-CHRODIS), which has received funding from the European Union, under the framework of the Health Programme (008-013).