The session will start with how AI can improve processes and outcomes and go through a series of applications in primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention in diabetes with applications related to AI-driven risk stratification, personalized lifestyle interventions and screenings, and CGM analytics for therapy adjustments.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This engaging session explores how changing the expectations and training process before starting a pump and harnessing features of diabetes technology, including Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) systems, can better meet the individual needs and skill level of the person living with diabetes.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This session describes how advances in diabetes technologies impact the psychological well-being of people living with diabetes.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This session shows real-life cases highlighting how to help people with diabetes improve time in range by selecting an appropriate diabetes device.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This presentation explores the concept of carbohydrate awareness in the context of helping people with diabetes utilize AID and connected insulin pens while reducing the burden of requiring precise carbohydrate counting skills.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This session provides a comprehensive overview of diabetes technology considerations when supporting older adults with diabetes.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

Includes (1) facility copy of ADCES Diabetes Care and Education Curriculum and (5) individual course enrollments for your staff*