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This session will discuss the science behind these heritage foods and their influence on the dietary quality of Hispanic subgroups, as well as provide attendees with key nutrition and diabetes recommendations and strategies on how to use these foods to help improve health outcomes.

This webinar will address facilitating DSMES and DPP in a group setting and best practices for handling group dynamics amongst program participants.

Sponsored by Abbott, this webinar looks at MyFreeStyle, a personalized, complimentary education program designed to support and engage patients to help them be more confident in managing their diabetes with the use of the FreeStyle Libre systems.

This webinar will discuss the evolution of RT-CGM in the hospital, highlight best practices for implementation in non-critical and critical care units, describe the components of a glucose telemetry system, and explain the utility of a hybrid CGM and point-of-care protocol.

In this webinar, we'll discuss common behavioral health challenges faced by people living with diabetes and how to manage these concerns in-practice more effectively.

Sponsored by Better Therapeutics, this webinar will take you inside AspyreRx™, the first-ever FDA-authorized Prescription Digital Therapeutic for adults with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D).

This webinar will address epidemiology and basic pathophysiology of obesity, including lifestyle interventions and medication management strategies.

This self-paced, four-module online course focuses on the diagnosis and disease state of gestational diabetes, nutrition and physical activity, monitoring and medications, and also management throughout pregnancy and beyond.

This webinar will review the basics of insulin pump therapy and basal and bolus pump settings, discuss the different pump models that are currently available in the US, and review use of the PANTHER Program’s NEW Insulin Pump Settings Tool to determine insulin pump settings.

This program is designed to deliver the most current diabetes nutrition education topics to non-dietitian providers. 

This is the second webinar in our 4-part series, "Mastering Diabetes Devices: Integrating CGM, Insulin Pumps and Automated Insulin Delivery Into Your Clinical Practice".

This webinar will discuss the prevalence, identification, and treatment of co-occurring diabetes and eating disorders.

This symposium brings together leading experts in an interactive format, exploring the unique benefits of insulin pump therapy for individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D). 

During this presentation, attendees will learn and apply the latest recommendations for identifying and treating people with NAFLD and T2D to prevent liver and cardiovascular disease.

This session will discuss how to recognize when cognitive impairment is present and how to gain a greater understanding of the approach, support, and guidance clients with cognitive impairment need around their treatment decisions.

This session will explore the association between lower extremity complications and social determinants of health (SDoH). The presentation will provide practical ways to review SDoH with examples of successful prevention strategies for better health outcomes.

This session will provide background on the connection between diabetes-related messages and therapeutic inertia as well as suggestions for ways to mitigate this problem by choosing strengths-based, person-centered messages. 

This session will be a guide to facilitating timely, tailored conversations that can help turn device barriers into opportunities for reflection, education, problem-solving, and collaboration.

This presentation will review the lifelong health effects of GDM, care transition requirements, reproductive life planning considerations, and cardiometabolic risk reduction strategies that address this transgenerational health problem with a lifetime risk for diabetes and related cardiometabolic conditions.

In this session, you will learn how the technology competencies can be applied in diverse care settings and review workflow models and operational processes that have been successful in pediatric and adult endocrinology, as well as primary care.

This short course emphasizes the importance of understanding the specific needs of students with diabetes, along with schools' legal and ethical responsibilities in providing the necessary aids, services, support, and accommodations.

This webinar is the third in our 4-part series on "Mastering Diabetes Devices: Integrating CGM, Insulin Pumps and Automated Insulin Delivery Into Your Clinical Practice".