A certificate program for intended for healthcare providers who are new to diabetes care, education, and support.

A look at precision medicine and the current efforts in the diabetes space, as well as future expansion and application for the DCES and interdisciplinary team.

Entry-level online course addresses the basics of prediabetes, diabetes, and initial therapies to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.

Sponsored by Viatris, this webinar will cover what a DCES needs to know about interchangeable biosimilar insulins.

The national prevalence of T2D has grown in parallel with rates of obesity, and this silent “twindemic” represents an alarming health crisis in all communities. Collaborative interprofessional care with Diabetes Care and Education Specialists (DCES) is essential to improve patient awareness and health literacy. This interactive symposium, with charismatic expert clinicians presenting information in a conversational style on the Med Table Talk™ platform, will focus on overcoming clinical inertia, weight loss as a treatment target, why it is important to understand the newest data on the role and effects of incretins, and shared decision making for sustained weight loss and glucose management. Both prescribers and non-prescribers will be given strategies to help their patients from all backgrounds and life experiences reach their glycemic and weight-loss goals. has context menu

This session will review the current insulin products available, dosing and titration protocols, monitoring parameters, and medication education. Additionally, pipeline insulin products and current therapy trends will be discussed.

Annual review of the updates to the ADA Standards of Care

Gestational Diabetes Online Course is a self-paced, four-module course that focuses on the diagnosis and disease state, nutrition and physical activity, monitoring and medications, and also management throughout pregnancy and beyond. The course provides diabetes care and education specialists with up-to-date general guidelines for diagnosing and treating gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM). Use of the course material should be relative to each diabetes care and education specialist's licensure, registration, and scope of practice.