A curriculum for diabetes care and educations specialists and healthcare providers to use when working with people with diabetes and prediabetes. The curriculum is based upon the ADCES7 Self-Care behaviors. Whether teaching one-on-one or in groups, AADE's Diabetes Education Curriculum includes the evidence-based clinical information and teaching and patient resources you need to individualize your diabetes education and support program.

eBook version of ADCES Diabetes Education Curriculum: A Guide to Successful Self-Management, 3rd Edition

A new vision for the profession deserves a new edition of The Art and Science!

A new vision for the profession deserves a new edition of The Art and Science!

A sampling of 20 of the most popular education sessions from ADCES21

This webinar gives an overview of Motivational Interviewing (MI) concepts in the contexts of addressing diabetes prevention behaviors and developing supportive group dynamics in DPP classes. Come away ready to discuss successful MI-based communication and retention strategies to engage with DPP class participants.

Apply the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors Framework™ with your clients to support behavior change

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An overview of automated insulin delivery systems, including current data and practical tips for the DCES. This webinar will use a case study approach and review published research on the psychosocial considerations for users of this technology.

This session will provide practical tools, resources and real-world examples to augment learning in this area for diabetes care and education specialists.

Beating the Boredom is an educational adventure. We will look at learning, including the ways people learn and differences based on age, gender, and style. We will look at ideas to make learning more engaging and fun. Finally we will share tools to keep your audience connected to your talk.

In this session, presenters will show a framework for how diabetes care and education specialists can empower people with diabetes to take a new relationship approach to change their entire emotional experience with diabetes to improve self-care behaviors.