Review the current insulin products available, dosing and titration protocols, monitoring parameters, and medication education.

Acquire the necessary skills to deliver a successful National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) at your site based on the 2021 CDC DPP Recognition Standards and Operating Procedures and the 2021 CDC curriculum.

Participate in a collaborative, two-day course dedicated to the fundamentals of diabetes education and care.

Get a crash course in the pharmacology and pathophysiology of diabetes.

Learn how to maximize your program reimbursement, avoid common billing mistakes, discuss billing codes for services implemented in your program, and take action on claims falsely denied by Medicare or a private payer.

Join us in Baltimore on Friday, August 12 - Monday, August 15 for ADCES22. Choose from 135 education sessions divided into six learning tracks to earn up to 44 CE/CME. Explore a bustling exhibit hall with over 100 exhibits, hands-on training labs, education theaters, coffee talks and presentations on the Center State Pavilion. This is your chance to connect with friends and colleagues from all over the country to discover the latest thinking in diabetes care, education and technology.

Join us for the live broadcast Thursday, August 12 - Sunday, August 15. All sessions will be available on-demand through Monday, November 8. Choose from 119 education sessions divided into six learning tracks, 16 industry events, 80+ posters and over 40 networking and discussion forums. Not to mention earn a total of 65.5 CE/CME!

Dive into motivational interviewing (MI) and build the person-centered skills required to facilitate effective individual and group conversations around goal-setting and behavior change for participants in national diabetes prevention program (DPP) lifestyle change programs.

Participate in a Lifestyle Coach Training (LSC) to acquire the necessary skills to deliver a successful National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) at your site.

The 2019 Medicare and You Handbook includes information on the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program, a new Medicare-covered service. Help your patients prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes and understand their treatment options. During this call, learn about the service, eligibility requirements, and how to refer your patients. A question and answer session follows the presentation.

Join HealthInsight for their webinar on engaging Latino/x populations.

This Diabetes Prevention Program webinar series will examine health care organizations’ experiences developing and implementing protocols for screening, testing, and referring patients with prediabetes to a CDC-recognized type 2 diabetes prevention program. The webinars will be moderated by ACPM faculty member Heather Tindall Readhead, MD, MPH.

This Diabetes Prevention Program webinar series will examine health care organizations’ experiences developing and implementing protocols for screening, testing, and referring patients with prediabetes to a CDC-recognized type 2 diabetes prevention program. The webinars will be moderated by ACPM faculty member Heather Tindall Readhead, MD, MPH.

This Diabetes Prevention Program webinar series will examine health care organizations’ experiences developing and implementing protocols for screening, testing, and referring patients with prediabetes to a CDC-recognized type 2 diabetes prevention program. The webinars will be moderated by ACPM faculty member Heather Tindall Readhead, MD, MPH.

During this call, find out about the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP), the processes organizations and health care providers must go through to enroll as MDPP suppliers, and how to bill for services. A question and answer session follows the presentation.

This webinar will focus on specific steps that employers and commercial health plans can take to effectively establish coverage for the National DPP lifestyle change program. It will include a brief overview of the CDC-led National DPP and its impact nationwide.

Join Healthy People 2020 and the Diabetes Advocacy Alliance on Wednesday, June 13 at 12:00 p.m. ET for a Spotlight on Health webinar about diabetes prevention programs (DPPs) and new payment options.

Every year, on May 31st, WHO and its partners, including the World Heart Federation (WHF), mark World No Tobacco Day to highlight the health and other risks associated with tobacco use and advocate for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption.