Practice Resources

Insulin Pump Therapy Resources

Educator Tools Providing Guidance on Pump and Sensor Training

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Insulin pump therapy is an increasingly popular option for treatment of diabetes, but can be a complex topic for both educators and people with diabetes. Surrounding this topic, we have developed an online course that provides a deep dive into insulin pump therapy, and a set of practical tools and standardized guidelines to help empower diabetes care and education specialists to prevent, diagnose, and troubleshoot insulin infusion set problems that contribute to unexplained hyperglycemia.

Perspectives In Practice

Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion (CSII) Without and With Sensor Integration

Reviews the role of the diabetes care and education specialists in the joint selection, initiation and care for people with diabetes who are using insulin pumps. Explains how the assessment process should work and which individuals make good pump candidates.

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Need Pump-Specific Information?

Resources for People with Diabetes

A set of downloadable PDFs for diabetes care and education specialists to navigate the complex topic of insulin infusion sets.

Teaching/Optimization Checklist

Troubleshooting Guide

Site Rotation Toolkit

Education to Enhance Your Practice

Insulin Pump Therapy Online Course, 2^nd Edition

A Seven-hour Advanced Look at Insulin Pump Therapy

Insulin Pump Therapy

Insulin pump use is growing rapidly. This online course readies diabetes care and education specialists to guide patients in all aspects of insulin pump therapy: from patient screening, pre-pump education, and product/device selection, to training, follow-up education, glucose regulation, and self-management. Be prepared to help people with diabetes consider and use this important device. Diabetes care and education specialists and insulin pump expert Gary Scheiner, MS, CDE, guides you through six modules of learning.

The Diabetes Educator Journal

Improving Patient Experience with Infusion Sets: Practical Guidelines and Future Directions
Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 470-484
Article first published online: April 7, 2016; Issue published: August 1, 2016

Alison B. Evert, MS, RD, CDE, Bruce W. Bode, MD, FACE, Bruce A. Buckingham, MD, Elizabeth Nardacci, MS, FNP-BC, CDE, Carol A. Verderese, BA, Phyllis Wolff-McDonagh, DNP, ANP, CPNP, CDE, John Walsh, PA, CDTC, Irl B. Hirsch, MD

The Diabetes Educator Journal

ADCES in Practice

Articles:

Technology Advancement: Hybrid Closed-Loop Insulin Pump
Mamie J. Lausch, MS, RN, RDN, CDE
First Published August 16, 2018; Issue published: September 2018
Lipohypertrophy: The Educator's Role in Treatment and Prevention
Jerry Meece, RPH, CDE, FACA, FAADE
First Published October 25, 2016; Issue published: November 2016
Thoughts on Pattern Management for Patients on a Pump or MDI
Laurie Terrio, BS, RN, CDE
First Published October 17, 2014; Issue published: November 2014
DKA, Quality, and Costs How a Written Back-Up Plan Saves Money and Lives
Traci Carter, MA, RN, CDE; Anna Isfort, MD; Karen Vogt, MD; Jill Emerick, MD
First Published March 1, 2017; Issue published: March 2017

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AADE in Practice Tip Sheet