As incidence and prevalence of non-communicable chronic diseases (NCDs) is increasing, care of individuals with NCDs become challenging, complex and expensive (1). One of the models used for the management of NCDs is the mode developed by Wagner and his colleagues in 1990s. Of the six components of the model self-management support has been identified and customized to diabetic care which helps to assist diabetic patients to overcome attitudinal and motivational barriers, improve their self-management skills and feelings of self-efficacy (2).