This program equips primary care providers and other members of the diabetes care team with the knowledge and skills to leverage diabetes technologies, specifically continuous glucose monitoring, to guide and enhance their nutrition recommendations. 

 5 CME  5 ABIM-MOC  5 ACPE  5 ANCC  5 AAPA  5 CDR  5 COP

This webinar series provides an in-depth understanding of pediatric diabetes management, focusing on the unique needs of students in a school environment and strategies for effective blood sugar monitoring, insulin administration, and dietary accommodations. It also emphasizes the importance of addressing the emotional well-being of students and creating a safe, supportive school environment that reduces health risks and promotes optimal care.

 7 CME  7 ACPE  7 ANCC  7 CDR  7 COP

This webinar series provides an excellent foundation in diabetes care and is appropriate for any clinicians who are new to practice or seeking a refresher on various topics on diabetes.  

 5 CME  4 ABIM-MOC  5 ACPE  5 ANCC  5 AAPA  5 CDR  4 APA  3 ASWB  5 COP

Recorded Webinar

In this webinar, diabetes care team members working in various care settings will review the various types of automated insulin delivery (AID) systems on the market and share their experiences on effectively using AID devices with their patients.

 No Credit

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

Recorded Webinar

This webinar will focus on workflow and how health care teams can efficiently incorporate diabetes technology into their practice to optimize time with patients.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

This webinar will discuss how providers can use TIR to optimize management and use diabetes self-management education and support (DSMES) services to help patients learn how to utilize technology and understand data. Participants will have the opportunity to hear experiences from a primary care physician and a certified diabetes care and education specialist (CDCES) on how they utilize TIR in the clinic.   

 No Credit

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 

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

In this webinar, speakers will discuss the barriers that prevent or delay health care professionals from utilizing diabetes technology and continuous glucose monitor (CGM) metrics, such as time in range, to treat patients. They will review the use of various diabetes technologies to achieve time in range and provide insight on how they overcame barriers within their practice that serves diverse populations.

 No Credit

This webinar discusses current best practices in treating diabetes during pregnancy. Participants will have the opportunity to hear both the U.S and European approaches to incorporating continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and time in range (TIR) to achieve therapeutic goals.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

In this webinar, our expert and their patient discuss the patient experience of using a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) and other diabetes technology. This webinar will give insight to the patient perspective of technology adaptation, daily challenges associated with managing diabetes, and how understanding diabetes technology data improves the patient's quality of life.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

This workshop–designed for primary care professionals, endocrinologists and other members of the diabetes care team–will offer participants an opportunity to learn from health care professionals experienced in the use of automated insulin delivery (AID) devices.

 No Credit

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

Recorded Webinar 

In this webinar, we will discuss who can benefit from these systems; dispel myths about the ‘ideal candidate’; and describe strategies for supporting and optimizing AID use.

 No Credit

ADA Member Exclusive Webinar

In this webinar the panel will discuss the use of over the counter (OTC) continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) in primary care. This session will provide a brief overview of available OTC CGMs, describe when and how to use them effectively, and identify challenges in interpreting CGM data for individuals without diabetes.

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

This Symposium is an accredited healthcare provider continuing education program that will award physicians, physician assistants, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and certified diabetes care and education specialists that attend 5.5 CEUs. The program’s goal is to increase participant access to quality, evidence-based, and sustainable Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support services.

 5.5 CME Credits, 5.5 ABIM-MOC Points, 5.5 ACPE Credits, 4.5 ANCC Credits, 5.5 AAPA Credits, 5.5 CDR Credits, 5.5 ASWB Credits

Recorded Webinar

This ADA member-exclusive webinar provides updates on newer CGM approved by the FDA and available in the US market.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

This ADA member-exclusive webinar will discuss the interpretation, documentation, and appropriate billing of personal and professional continuous glucose monitor data as part of the clinical workflow.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

This ADA member-exclusive webinar discusses the current CGM prescription and data storage in real-world clinical settings. We provide the concrete examples, elaborate the current implementation barriers, and discuss potential solutions of the CGM use in the clinical practices. 

 No Credit

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.

 No Credit