Wisconsin
Diabetes Advisory Group (DAG)
The Wisconsin Diabetes Advisory Group (DAG), convened by the Wisconsin
Diabetes Prevention and Control Program in 1997, provides the foundation
for active partnerships across the state. It
includes representatives from over 80 key organizations involved in diabetes
in Wisconsin.
If you would like more information about the Wisconsin Diabetes Advisory
Group, please send an email to Leah
Ludlum or call her at (608) 261-9422.
Wisconsin Diabetes Advisory Group Partners
The mission of the Diabetes Advisory Group is to reduce the economic,
social, physical, and psychological impact of diabetes in Wisconsin by
enhancing the quality of services.
In 2004, the Diabetes Advisory Group developed the Wisconsin Diabetes
Strategic Plan. This plan provides a framework for Wisconsin
organizations to mobilize around a set of common goals affecting all areas
of diabetes care and prevention.
Wisconsin Diabetes Strategic Plan
Each year, the Diabetes Advisory Group develops a one-year DAG Workplan
(previously known as the Performance Improvement Plan [PIP]). The
DAG Workplan is a one-year workplan for the members of the Diabetes
Advisory Group to address priority areas of diabetes care and prevention.
Current DAG Workplan
Last Updated: November 08, 2007 |
