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. 

 2.75 CME  2.75 ABIM-MOC  2.75 ACPE  2.75 ANCC  2.75 AAPA  2.75 CDR  1 APA  1 ASWB  2.75 COP

In this recorded webinar, panelists will provide a broad overview of the use of diabetes devices in schools with special attention to continuous glucose monitors. In addition to reviewing the current literature on different perspectives for device use in school, the panel will review the legal framework to support device use in school and ongoing advocacy efforts at the ADA 

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ADA Scholars provides early career professionals practical guidance on career development, opportunities to foster relationships with other early career professionals, and interactions with leaders in the diabetes field. The goal of this program is to increase both the quality and numbers of early career health care professionals engaged in the field of diabetes in the long term.

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Recorded Webinar

Watch this recorded webinar with the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) to hear about the latest quality measurement for diabetes care and how NCQA’s Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) quality measures are developed and used across the healthcare system. We’ll also explain how NCQA’s Diabetes Recognition Program works and how you can apply for recognition.

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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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Recorded Webinar

In this ADA member-exclusive webinar, speakers will discuss cost, insurance policy, and other system-level barriers to diabetes technology use and it’s impact on clinical care, and highlight advocacy efforts aimed to address these issues.

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