OasisLMS

Changing the Conversation on Obesity provides evidence-based, person-centered practices for managing obesity, leading to improved outcomes and quality of life. This series will explore strategies for incorporating the Standards of Care in Obesity into practice and addressing barriers to care.

 7 CME available  7 ABIM-MOC available  7 ACPE available  7 ANCC available  7 AAPA available  7 CDR available  7 COP available

The Innovations and Latest Treatments in Type 1 Diabetes was developed to enhance diabetes care with evidence-based guidelines from the ADA’s Standards of Care in Diabetes. This six module course, plus a webinar, will equip you with the latest professional tools to apply to your clinical practice. 

 5.75 CME available  5.75 ABIM-MOC available  5.75 ACPE available  5.75 ANCC available  5.75 AAPA available  5.75 CDR available  1 APA available  1 ASWB available  5.75 COP available

 7.5 CME available  7.5 ABIM-MOC available  7.5 ACPE available  7.5 ANCC available  7.5 AAPA available  7.5 CDR available  7.5 APA available  7.5 ASWB available  7.5 COP available

This 7-module program supports a person-first, whole-person approach to diabetes care by integrating behavioral health strategies into everyday practice. Designed for certified diabetes care and education specialists (CDCESs), social workers, and the broader diabetes care team, the course focuses on practical, compassionate care that addresses physical and emotional needs.

 5.25 CME available  5.25 ABIM-MOC available  5.25 ACPE available  5.25 ANCC available  5.25 AAPA available  5.25 CDR available  5.25 APA available  5.25 ASWB available  5.25 COP available

Recorded Webinar

Overview of MODY (Maturity-Onset Diabetes of the Young) and LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults) focusing on when to consider the diagnosis in pregnancy, how to diagnose, implications for treatment during pregnancy, and postpartum considerations.

 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 ACPE available  1 ANCC available  1 AAPA available  1 CDR available  1 COP available

Recorded Webinar

Building on the insights from the Treating People Living with Obesity in Clinical Care webinar, this session will take a deeper dive into the referral pathways for mental health specialists and exercise physiologists while incorporating the patient perspective for people living with obesity. 

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Recorded Webinar

This webinar explores the critical intersection of diabetes care and mental health, highlighting the emotional challenges faced by patients and families. Experts will share evidence-based strategies and innovative approaches for integrating behavioral health support into diabetes management to improve outcomes and enhance quality of life.

 1.25 CME available  1.25 ABIM-MOC available  1.25 ACPE available  1.25 ANCC available  1.25 AAPA available  1.25 CDR available  1.25 APA available  1.25 ASWB available  1.25 COP available

Recorded Webinar

Hear from Dr. Osagie Ebekozien, the ADA’s chief quality officer, for a member-exclusive recorded webcast exploring how to effectively implement these recommendations in real-world settings. Discover practical strategies, clinical insights, and resources designed to support you and your team. 

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The Diabetes Is Primary continuing education program is the premier online educational program for primary care professionals from the American Diabetes Association®.

 

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In this recorded webinar, you will learn about the latest published developments in exercise physiology research. We will unravel the impact of acute exercise on fasting and insulin-stimulated extracellular vesicles and will delve into the effects of exercise training on adipose tissue remodeling.

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In this recorded webinar you'll learn about the latest published developments in exercise physiology research. We take an integrative approach as we explore the role of exercise-derived signaling molecules in mediating improvements in metabolic health in obesity and diabetes.

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ADA Member Exclusive Webinar

This session will explore the benefits and limitations of using automated insulin delivery (AID) systems during pregnancy for individuals with Type 1 diabetes, including impacts on glycemic outcomes, patient burdens, and system-specific constraints. The panel will also review glucose targets across different AID systems, examine which user inputs most influence insulin delivery, and discuss clinical trial protocols designed to achieve stringent pregnancy glucose targets.

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