This book offers a comprehensive guide to self-management education as a patient-focused strategy for improving diabetes care. Grounded in theory and practical application, it explores the global burden of diabetes, the design and implementation of education programs, and strategies to overcome challenges in diverse healthcare settings. Case studies and evidence-based insights highlight the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of empowering patients to manage their condition, enhancing outcomes while reducing healthcare costs.Designed for healthcare professionals—including doctors, nurses, dietitians, and diabetes educators—it provides actionable strategies for integrating self-management education into practice. Policymakers, administrators, and researchers will find valuable insights for advancing quality improvement and patient-centered care. Individuals with diabetes can also benefit from its empowering, accessible guidance.By addressing regional disparities and emphasizing patient empowerment, this book equips readers with the tools to transform diabetes care globally, making it essential for anyone committed to improving health outcomes.