This program was developed from the Standards of Care in Diabetes—2024 and utilizing the most current science-based content for cardiologists, nephrologists, and endocrinologists, this course will equip you with knowledge to minimize cardiovascular and cardiorenal disease and optimize glycemic management for the people you see.

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This program is intended to explore diverse diabetes management scenarios featuring people from a variety of cultures. Dive into various contexts, including social determinants of health, and hone your expertise as you navigate these scenarios seeking the best approaches to promote patients’ mental health. 

 6 APA  6 ASWB  6 COP

Recorded Webinar 

In this webinar, speakers Anne Peters, MD and Jaime Ferrer examine the experience of athletes with type 1 diabetes. The panel shares anecdotes from the perspectives of an MD and an athlete and discuss best practices for the management and treatment of physically active individuals with type 1 diabetes. 

 1 CME  1 ACPE  1 ANCC  1 AAPA  1 CDR  1 APA  1 ASWB  1 COP

The 2025 Standards of Care in Diabetes includes the American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) current clinical practice recommendations and is intended to provide clinicians, patients, researchers, payers, and others with the components of diabetes care, general treatment goals, and tools to evaluate the quality of care.

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

Recorded Webinar

This webinar aims to educate health care teams on appropriate ways to reduce stigma and bias to improve health outcomes for people with obesity.

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Recorded Webinar 

In this webinar, speakers Jason Gaglia, MD, MMSc and Laura Jacobsen, MD discuss the latest developments and best practices for screening and prevention in type 1 diabetes. Presenters share five actionable tips for supporting professionals and people with diabetes, as well as host a Q&A session at the end of the webinar. 

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

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

In this webinar, we will share current grant funding opportunities at the NIDDK and the JDRF and their visions on future research focuses related to diabetes and islet biology at these two agencies.  

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Recorded Webinar

In this webinar, we will discuss the potential of applying AI in screening articles for systematic reviews and how that can help with addressing the labor-intensiveness of conducting systematic reviews.

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