Diabetes Risk Evaluator-Diabetes Risk Assessment

Example

John, a 45-year-old with a family history of diabetes and a sedentary lifestyle, uses the evaluator to understand his risk. He receives a moderate risk rating and is advised to increase his physical activity and consider dietary changes.

Scenario

This function is particularly useful in primary care settings where preventative health measures can be discussed and implemented to reduce the risk of developing diabetes.

Example

Sarah, who is overweight and rarely exercises, receives specific recommendations to adopt a more active lifestyle and incorporate a balanced diet after her assessment indicates a high risk of diabetes.

Scenario

Such recommendations are vital for users in the early stages of risk, potentially preventing the onset of diabetes through manageable lifestyle changes.

Example

After initial assessment, the evaluator suggests that Michael, identified at high risk, undergoes periodic re-evaluations every six months to monitor changes in his risk level following his lifestyle adjustments.

Scenario

This continuous monitoring is crucial for individuals at high risk, facilitating timely intervention and adjustments to their health plan.