Health-care providers
Clinical tools, resources, and guidelines to support diabetes prevention, diagnosis, care, and management.
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Quick access to the most-used clinical tools and calculators.
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Clinical Practice Guidelines
Access all 38 chapters, slides, and videos online in English and French. PDF downloads and resources in other languages are also available.
Quick Reference Guide
View a condensed PDF of the Clinical Practice Guidelines complete with useful charts and instructions.
Appendices
Download useful charts and tables contained in the latest Guidelines Appendices.
Order resources
Purchase educational, professional, and multilingual resources at the online store.
Tools & Resources
Browse over 50 tools, resources and case studies for you and your patients.
Reduce complications
Assess your patient's targets, medications, vascular risk, and more.
Patient safety
Resources about diabetes and hypoglycemia, dehydration, medications, and more.
Self-management
Tools and resources on diabetes self-management for patients and providers.
Updates, news & events
The latest updates to the Clinical Practice Guidelines and clinical resources.
Important Update: The Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) mobile app will be retired and no longer active as of December 31, 2025. If you currently have the app downloaded, we encourage you to remove it from your device. The most current and secure access to all Guidelines, resources, and tools is available anytime here on the Guidelines website. We remain committed to making the Guidelines easy to use and accessible, and our mobile-friendly website is always up to date — so you have the information you need at your fingertips. For more information, please contact communications@diabetes.ca
Diabetes Canada/CSEM professional conference
2026 Conference Registration.View in-person and on-demand pricing for the 2026 Diabetes Canada/CSEM Professional Conference
Lifetime achievement award
Diabetes Canada established the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007 for the purpose of recognizing achievement for a lifetime commitment to research excellence
Diabetes simplified 2026
Join us for Diabetes Simplified, a continuing medical education (CME) program focused on practical interpretations of the Diabetes Canada Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG).
Access to T1D immunotherapy drug Tzield in Canada
On May 5, 2025, Health Canada approved Teplizumab (brand name Tzield), the first-ever treatment that can delay the onset of type 1 diabetes (T1D) in individuals.
Aprons in Action
Something exciting is cooking at Diabetes Canada! Aprons in Action, presented by Manulife, is our brand-new national cooking challenge and fundraiser. Help us raise $1 million for Diabetes Canada research and programs.