Table 1.

Enhanced Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) curriculum.

Module	Additional resources [10]
Module 1: Introduction to the Program	Grocery shopping list apps (eg, AnyList or Mealime)
Module 2: Get Active to Prevent T2	Video resource—tips for exercising with limited mobility Video resource—common wheelchair injuries and prevention ADAa: injury free exercise Silver Sneakersb
Module 3: Track Your Activity	VAc video resource—setting daily activity goals Calorie tracker how-to guides (eg, HealthWatch360)
Module 4: Eat Well to Prevent T2	USDAd Food Guide Apps: FoodKeeper and Food Safety Department of Health and Human Services’ Cold Food Safety Chart—provides tips and information on food storage after preparing food Video resource—eating healthy to prevent kidney disease
Module 5: Track Your Food	VA video resource—reminders and record keeping Food tracker how to guides (eg, HealthWatch360)
Module 6: Get More Active	VA video resource—basics of PAe Multiple PA videos
Module 7: Energy In, Energy Out	Video resource—Prevent T2 curriculum handouts: Energy In, Energy Out VA video resource—food composition and dietary guidelines
Module 8: Eating to Support Your Health Goals	VA video resources—Eating Wisely at Home and Managing Hunger CDCf article—Improving Your Eating Habits NIHg article—Healthy Meal Planning: Tips for Older Adults
Module 9: Manage Stress	NIH video resource—GREAT: Helpful Practices to Manage Stress NIH article—5 Things You Should Know About Stress VA video resource—Stress
Module 10: Eat Well Away From Home	NIDDKh video resource—Healthy eating at family gatherings USDA article—Dine Out/Take Out
Module 11: Managing Triggers	VA video resource—What is Self-Management? YouTube—Changing the Things Around You
Module 12: Stay Active to Prevent Type 2	NCHPADi video—Intro to Exercise Episode 8: How to Make Exercising Fun Multiple PA videos
Module 13: Take Charge of Your Thoughts	VA video resource—Changing Your Thinking about Food, Exercise, and Yourself YouTube—Take Control with Positive Thinking
Module 14: Get Back on Track	VA video resource—Putting Knowledge Into Action
Module 15: Get Support	HealthClips Online—Finding the Support You Need When You Have Prediabetes + Transcript Testimonials from DPP participants
Module 16: Stay Motivated to Prevent Type 2	VA video resource—I Choose Health: Goal Setting
Module 17: When Weight Loss Stalls	VA video resource—Coping with Weight Plateaus
Module 18: Take a Movement Break	NIH video resource—The Emotional Benefits of Exercise Physical Activity Break—Overhead Stretch: VA Move! Physical Activity Break videos from VA Move!
Module 19: Keep Your Heart Healthy	YouTube—What is Cholesterol? CDC—Prevent Heart Disease NIH—Use Herbs and Spices Instead of Salt VA video resource—Heart Healthy Cholesterol
Module 20: Shop and Cook to Prevent T2	VA Move!—Eating Well on a Budget NIDDK—Eat Healthy Even When You Don’t Have Time to Cook Hunter College NYCj Food Policy Center article—Cooking Demo Instructions: Fresh Taste for Seniors
Module 21: Get Enough Sleep	VA video resource—I Choose Health – Sleep NIH—A Good Night's Sleep | National Institute on Aging CDC article—Sleep and Chronic Disease
Module 22: Prevent Type 2 – For Life!	NIH CDC video—Preventing Type 2 Diabetes NIDDK video—Small Steps, Big Difference: Preventing diabetes is within your reach

^aADA: American Diabetes Association.

^bPhysical activity classes designed for older adults.

^cVA: Veterans Association.

^dUSDA: United States Department of Agriculture.

^ePA: physical activity.

^fCDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

^gNIH: National Institute of Health.

^hNIDDK: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.

ⁱNCHPAD: National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability.

^jNYC: New York City.