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DCES stand to make a significant impact on the prevention and management of these conditions by applying their knowledge of risk factors, lifestyle and nutritional modifications, and current therapeutic guidelines when working as a member of collaborative care teams.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

 In this session, we explore the current research on this class of medications and their impact on disordered eating.

CE/CME Credit: 0.75

This session explores the pivotal role of SGLT-2 inhibitors in modern diabetes management, focusing on their mechanisms of action, clinical benefits, and potential risks.

CE/CME Credits:  0.75

The presentation will cover the new race-free CKD-EPI eGFR equation, emerging medication approaches, and interdisciplinary methods for comprehensive diabetes management in people with CKD.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

The presenter will address the following questions: 1. How do we meet the patient where they are and help them to progress safely? 2. How is exercise set up to help reduce or negate joint pain? 3. How do DCES connect with qualified fitness professionals?

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

This session outlines how health professionals can address and identify vulnerabilities at every contact point utilizing free or inexpensive devices while incorporating the multidisciplinary team for appropriate evaluations for additional support for a healthier trajectory.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

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 presentation will explore benefits and concerns associated with hormonal and non-hormonal drug therapies commonly used for the treatment of menopausal symptoms in those with diabetes.

CE/CME Credits: 0.75

Join us for an expert-led discussion on recognizing the clinical clues of hypercortisolism and identifying patients who may benefit from further evaluation to help them find answers sooner.

There is no CE/CME credit for this activity.

This webinar equips clinicians with the strategies and confidence needed to support long-term success with automated insulin delivery (AID). 

CE/CME Credits: 1.0

This session will review generative AI and large language models, discuss real-world use cases for clinicians, and examine key considerations related to HIPAA, accuracy, bias, equity, and clinical safety.

CE/CME Credits: 1.0

This live webinar delivers practical strategies for effective AID system training and onboarding, helping clinicians streamline workflows and support sustained patient engagement.

CE Credit: 1.0

This webinar is sponsored by MannKind.

There is no CE/CME credit for this activity.

This roundtable discussion webinar will highlight common barriers, preventable denials, documentation strategies, and workflow tips for prior authorizations to help clinicians and care teams support more timely access to CGM, insulin delivery devices and other diabetes technologies.

There is no CE/CME credit.

This live webinar will equip diabetes care and education specialists with screening, risk stratification, and management strategies to identify and manage MASLD amid rapidly evolving treatment options.

CE/CME Credits: 1.0

This webinar provides clinicians and care teams with a roadmap for initiating automated insulin delivery (AID) therapy with less friction and fewer delays.

CE/CME credits: 1.0

This webinar provides a tour of the current landscape of automated insulin delivery (AID) systems and emerging innovations, offering practical guidance to support informed clinical discussions with people with diabetes as these technologies continue to evolve.

CE/CME Credits: 1.0

This webinar offers a practical introduction to automated insulin delivery, covering core system concepts, evidence‑based patient selection, and the clinical and quality‑of‑life advantages of AID over multiple daily injections to support confident, appropriate use across care teams.

CE Credits: 1.0

This webinar explores evidence-based lifestyle medicine strategies for preventing type 2 diabetes.

CE Credit: 1.0

This webinar is sponsored by Madrigal Pharmaceuticals.

There is no CE/CME credit for this activity.

Learn how to successfully engage MI-based communication strategies to encourage and empower class participants for lifestyle behavior changes and positive group dynamics.

CE Credits: 1.5

Learn about resources designed to allow lifestyle coaches, and their mentors, to assess key competencies, enhance coaching quality, and identify opportunities for continuous improvement in the diabetes prevention program.

CE Credits: 1.0

This engaging session provides case studies, and key recommendations, that demonstrate how you can take your diabetes program to the next level.

CE Credits: 0.75