ADCES Diabetes Care and Education Curriculum is based on the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors framework, an evidence-based model for the assessment, intervention, and evaluation of individuals and populations living with diabetes and other cardiometabolic diseases.

The e-book ADCES Diabetes Education Curriculum is based on the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors framework, an evidence-based model for the assessment, intervention, and evaluation of individuals and populations living with diabetes and other cardiometabolic diseases.

A comprehensive resource for diabetes care and education specialists, nurses, nutritionists, dietitians, and pharmacists, and the core resource for those preparing for the certified diabetes care and education specialist exam.

Gain tools, strategies, and confidence to provide compassionate, individualized care to higher weight individuals

Practical strategies highlighting best practices drawn from the research literature will be shared with diabetes care and education professionals who manage patients with chronic diseases for maximizing success with positive behavior change.

In this moderated panel session, leading experts in this field will cover new research and strategies shown to be effective in reducing weight stigma among different populations.

This session will examine the trends in youth onset diabetes prevalence over the past 20 years, review the progression of youth onset T2D from the TODAY study, and identify the complications that may arise in youth onset T2D.

This session will review the clinical utilization of U-500 in diabetes care, including safety concerns and processes at three different institutions.

The program will overview how the MedStar Diabetes Boot Camp team partnered with primary care physicians and endocrinologists to implement a comprehensive DSMES and Medication Management Program to overcome therapeutic inertia.

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Review the unique health beliefs that can influence people from different cultural backgrounds when providing diabetes prevention education

This course that focuses on essential knowledge of diabetes needed by health care team professionals who interact with people with diabetes and related conditions but whose primary focus is not diabetes.

This webinar will focus on how diabetes care and education specialists can help people with diabetes in selecting eating approaches that fit their needs.

This presentation will review the staging of T1D, the relationship between early autoantibody detection and DKA prevention, and current research aimed at preventing or delaying T1D onset.

This moderated panel session will showcase research conducted where there are known health disparities to develop strategies to increase health equity. 

This webinar will provide an overview of diabetes in pregnancy, including pre-existing type 1 and type 2 and gestational diabetes.

This session will highlight the current science of the gut microbiome and T2D, as well as related terminology for various biotics being researched and used in tandem with a healthy plant-based eating plan to potentially improve clinical outcomes. 

DCESs are in an ideal position to address this mental health problem by providing strategies to prevent this problem or educate, support and share resources to assist women through this potentially serious mental health situation.

The DIASPORA Approach is a practical but powerful provider approach that highlights what the African diaspora is and its significance in the care delivered to the black community. This approach presents actionable steps and techniques that lead to increased engagement in this population.

This session will explore two hospitals' approaches to training student nurses, new graduate nurses and the diabetes resource nurse team.

This presentation will highlight the science and real-life understanding behind these practices, discuss practical ways for the DCES to incorporate these teachings, and provide resources to assist individuals in developing a mindfulness/meditation practice.

In this session, attendees will learn strategies for the delivery of culturally competent care from our panelists who represent five ethnic groups.

In this panel discussion webinar, you'll hear about the importance of PROs to ADCES and how to engage membership in developing the consensus statement; PROs in the pediatric space, including child-specific and parent-specific needs and how these can be understood; and the importance of the person with diabetes in consideration of PROs.

This presentation will provide learners from all disciplines with a better understanding of how to deliver culturally appropriate care to people in a variety of practice settings.

This webinar will explore how you can develop viable relationships with diabetes prevention program participants using emerging technologies, shared values, and innovative strategies.