iajapnIAJAPNIAJAPN2709-3263https://doi.org/10.47310/iajapn.2022.v03i01.001Level of Effectiveness on the Implementation of Diabetes Control ProgramS. Christian JayOrte RN, RMS. RubyMatibagCollege of Nursing, Systems Plus College Foundation, Angeles City, Philippines; The Graduate School, Bataan Peninsula State University, Bataan, PhilippinesThe Graduate School, Bataan Peninsula State University, Bataan, Philippines; College of Nursing and Midwifery, Bataan Peninsula State University, Bataan, PhilippinesDiabetes brings a big burden to a person who acquired this. Though the body’s blood sugar level can be controlled, until now, there is still no cure for this condition. The current treatment is by administering oral anti-diabetic medication and insulin injection derived from human or animal insulin. In the Philippines, the Department of Health created the Diabetes Control Program to monitor the patients with Diabetes Mellitus in the Community. The study aimed to identify the factors affecting the effectiveness of the Diabetes Control Program (DCP) implementation in one of the Rural Health Units in Bataan, Philippines. Descriptive-correlational method was used as study design. It involved a total population sample of 211 (185 DM clients and 26 healthcare providers) thru convenience sampling technique. A self-made non-standardized survey questionnaire was used as study tool validated by 3 experts. Data was analyzed using Pearson’s product-moment of correlation. Results revealed that healthy lifestyle-related factors were statistically non-significant with the level of effectiveness of the Diabetes Control Program (r = 0.82) while the clinic-related factors revealed moderate-high relationship (r = 0.63) with regard to program administration of Diabetes Control Program. Regular evaluation of services must be strictly implemented to sustain the effectiveness of DCP for the benefit of the people in the community, particularly among diabetic clients.