Patient Planet has licensed access to Be He@lthy, Be Mobile, WHO (World Health Organization) diabetes message material for this education flow, alongside sugar checks, BP checks and safer follow-up.
Licensed diabetes education loopEnroll once. Receive care support and phone-based diabetes learning.
Built from Be He@lthy, Be Mobile, WHO (World Health Organization) message library access granted to Patient Planet on 29 September 2021.
Coming Soon
Diabetes care package will open after Homecare is ready.
What will be included
BP/sugar checks, family education, phone-based diabetes messages and follow-up support.
Why not live today
Patient Planet Homecare will become the system of record only after onboarding is ready.
For now
Families can read the diabetes guide and use Health at Home interest forms for general enquiries.
When to check
Home readings help families notice patterns and decide when doctor review is needed.
BPBlood sugarPulseSpO2
Warning signs
Feeling very thirsty or urinating more than usual
Blurred vision, unusual tiredness or unexpected weight loss
Slow-healing wounds, foot pain, numbness or repeated infections
High BP, high sugar reading or dizziness that needs a clinician's review
Home support
Check BP, sugar, SpO2, pulse and temperature at home
Maintain a simple reading diary for the doctor
Book doctor, nurse or lab support when readings need follow-up
Escalate urgently for chest pain, confusion, severe weakness or breathing difficulty
Know your risk
Family history, high BP, excess weight, belly fat, sugary drinks, fried foods and low activity can increase diabetes risk.
Check and record
Weigh yourself, take your blood pressure, check blood sugar when advised and keep the results in one simple notebook.
Food and walking
Balanced meals, fewer fried foods and sugary drinks, and 30 minutes of regular walking can support better control.
Foot care matters
People with diabetes should inspect their feet regularly and speak to a clinician about wounds, numbness or pain.
Source and adaptationPatient Planet has licensed access to Be He@lthy, Be Mobile, WHO (World Health Organization) diabetes material.
The patient phone-message loop can use the supplied mDiabetes themes with the BHBM mDiabetes implementation handbook and Personas Toolkit: awareness, risk factors, checking, diet, walking, medication follow-up and foot care.
License provenanceWHO (World Health Organization) agreement accepted and content libraries received.
Patient Planet accepted the WHO (World Health Organization) terms on 8 September 2021. WHO (World Health Organization) then shared the requested Be He@lthy, Be Mobile message libraries with Dr. Arnab Paul / Patient Planet on 29 September 2021.
Evidence held by Patient Planet
Future care software loop
When Homecare is ready, eGiridih interest can feed Patient Planet onboarding.
eGiridihHealth interest
Family discovers diabetes support on eGiridih.
Patient Planet HomecareCare team intake
Qualified leads can be onboarded into Patient Planet when ready.
Phone supportBHBM diabetes messages
Messages start only after confirmed package enrollment.
1eGiridih enrollment
User chooses diabetes package, patient, locality and preferred time.
2Homecare intake
The booking becomes a Patient Planet Homecare software request for the care team.
3Confirm mobile
Care team verifies patient details, phone number and service need.
4Package activated
Diabetes care package starts after confirmation, not before.
5Messages + follow-up
BHBM learning messages reach the enrolled patient or family phone while care continues.
Family prompts for Giridih
Small actions families can understand quickly and repeat.
This week: ask one parent or friend to join you for a 30-minute walk.
Today: note BP, sugar, weight and waist in a diary if you are monitoring diabetes.
This month: discuss diet, medicines and HbA1c follow-up with your doctor.
Family challenge: reduce sugary drinks and fried snacks at home.
Important: This page is education and request routing only. It does not diagnose, prescribe medicine or replace a qualified clinician. For urgent symptoms, seek emergency medical care.
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