<p>Diabetes prevalence has steadily increased over the last three decades, with low- and middle-income countries experiencing the greatest increases. One of the current major issues is overcoming the challenges that the diabetes surveillance system faces, such as data source constraints and capturing undiagnosed diabetes. In a healthcare setting, establishing a robust surveillance system and routine data analysis can provide timely information. As a result, these analyses will establish a baseline for defining the magnitude and burden of diabetes, monitor changes over time, guide public health planning and policy-making, and assess progress toward diabetes.</p>