Free Diabetes Continuing Education

Free Diabetes Continuing Education

Diabetes management work together Guide: pharmacists, feet, optometrists, and the dental profession has been revised to include a new statistical information and a new division grassroots diabetes prevention. This interdisciplinary primer focused on the impact of diabetes-related conditions foot, eyes and mouth, as well as related drug therapy management. The primer to promote a team approach to a comprehensive diabetes care, and provide simple care proposal to provide decision-making on the interdisciplinary treatment referrals, and the strengthening of diabetes self-care. A new section summarizes the results of diabetes prevention plan and the role of pharmaceutical research, feet, optometry and dental professionals can play in the prevention of diabetes in those at risk.

Management of diabetic patients with educational posters have also been amended to include a more direct: "I will be" action statements in order to encourage patients to strengthen the team with their health care providers. Free Diabetes Continuing Education: this interdisciplinary color posters, can be used for health-care professionals in the examination or waiting rooms to help educate patients of the concrete steps they can take cooperation and pharmacists and eye, foot, and dental care professionals to control her diabetes. On the poster is available in English and Spanish.


Diabetes management to work together Guide: pharmacists, feet, optometrists, and the dental profession is to reinforce the message has been diabetic, all four disciplines related to the Pharmacy and legs, optometry, dental (ppod), and to promote team approach Comprehensive diabetes care, and promote cooperation in all diabetes care providers.
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Following is the learning goals for these materials in Free Diabetes Continuing Education: After this event, the participants will be able to

1. ABCS identify patients with diabetes and their role in preventing the occurrence of complications.

2. Name key information, ppod providers should be conveyed to patients with diabetes mellitus.

3. Description of the key issues of concern for the administration of pharmaceuticals, feet, eyes and oral health care diabetes.

4. Identification of the outcome of the diabetes prevention plan (DPP).


Target audience may reap the greatest benefit from these materials include pharmacists, feet, optometrists, dentists, dental hygienists, doctors, nurses, nutritionists, and others who provide care for diabetes or is likely to in Free Diabetes Continuing Education.