News

AADE and Indian Health Service partnering to provide training

Through a partnership with AADE, IHS, Tribal and Urban Indian program employees who are currently working with people with diabetes will soon be eligible for training that will enhance their knowledge and skills in diabetes education. More

Helping the earthquake victims in Haiti

We are proud that so many in the diabetes community -- our members and industry partners -- have donated their time, supplies and funds to help people with diabetes in Haiti to continue to treat their disease. Please consider donating to the American Red Cross or to the International Diabetes Federation's Trust Fund for Diabetes.

Meet your 2010 AADE President

Deborah Fillman, MS, RD, LD, CDE, took office on January 1st and will serve through 2010. Learn more about Deb and her goals for the year.  

Events

MAR

2-4

CORE Concepts Course: Boston

State-of-the-art diabetes self-management education, CE credit, and networking opportunities—attend the course rated "Excellent" by participants and considered an outstanding resource for certification readiness. More

MAR

3

Live Webinar: Technology to Go

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to use technology to improve the efficiency and quality of services you provide to people with diabetes. This program will expand your horizons about innovations in telehealth, telemedicine, tele-education, mobile technologies, and more. More

MAR

27

AADE On Location: Phoenix
Preparing You For Future Challenges

Join us for a regional networking and educational meeting open to AADE national members. Meeting is free and offers two CEU credits. For more information, contact Pati Mangano.

APR

7

Live Webinar: Challenging Case Studies—
Puberty, Teens, and Diabetes

Hormonal changes bring new challenges including behavioral alterations, body image issues, and glucose control problems. This webinar will explore the impact of diabetes on teens and how healthcare providers can provide support. More

APR

14

Live Webinar: Promise for Type 1 Diabetes—
Islet Cell Research

Researchers hope islet transplantation will help people with type 1 diabetes live without daily insulin injections. This webinar will provide information on the latest in islet cell research. More