Texas SB1677 mandates a study on diabetes-related amputations and recommendations for prevention and reduction.

Texas SB1677 requires the Department of State Health Services to conduct a comprehensive study on amputations resulting from diabetes. The study will examine information on these amputations and develop recommendations for amputation prevention related to diabetic foot ulcers and peripheral artery disease, increasing public awareness, reducing the number of amputations, and ensuring access to treatments. The department must consult with experts and stakeholders, including representatives from the American Diabetes Association and individuals diagnosed with diabetes.

Texas SB1677 mandates a study on diabetes-related amputations and recommendations for prevention and reduction.

Texas SB1677 requires the Department of State Health Services to conduct a comprehensive study on amputations resulting from diabetes. The study will examine information on these amputations and develop recommendations for amputation prevention related to diabetic foot ulcers and peripheral artery disease, increasing public awareness, reducing the number of amputations, and ensuring access to treatments. The department must consult with experts and stakeholders, including representatives from the American Diabetes Association and individuals diagnosed with diabetes.