Event Description:  This conference is designed to provide diabetes best practices for healthcare professionals. Participants will gain knowledge about specific topics in the field of diabetes management. It is imperative that providers remain educated in all aspects of their patients’ care, from clinical management to behavior and quality of life.


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We invite you to attend any breakout session that aligns with your interests and professional goals. While all sessions are open to everyone, the recommendations listed below are based on the intended target audience for each session. These suggestions are designed to help you get the most relevant and valuable experience from the conference.

Morning Sessions

Disordered Eating in Pediatrics : Shaketha Gray, MD
Target audience includes disciplines with focus in pediatrics including MD, APP, RD, RN (pediatric inpatient, outpatient, school nurses), CDCES

The Basics and Survival Skills of Diabetes Management : Aryn Kormanis, DO
Target audience includes disciplines newer to the field of diabetes. This includes RN’s, CMA’s, LPN’s, RD’s, CDCES’s. (Triage, outpatient clinic nursing, inpatient nursing, school nurses, etc)

Tackling the Triad: Cardiovascular, Renal, and Metabolic Risk in Type 2 Diabetes : Danielle W. Raymer, PharmD, BCACP, CPP
Target audience includes MD, APP, DO, PharmD, CDCES with interest in metabolic disease management and focus on medications and lifestyle recommendations

Afternoon Sessions

Technology troubleshooting: Tips for Supporting the Use of Diabetes Technology : Lisa Hodges, MS, RDN, LDN, CDCES
Target audience includes CDCES, RN, RD, MD, APP, PharmD who work closely with wearable diabetes technology (Triage, school nurses, outpatient clinic nursing)

Nutrition Considerations with GLP–1 Medications : Sarah Novelly Rush, MS, RDN, LDN, CDCES
Target audience includes CDCES, RD, RN, MD, APP, DO, PharmD with focus in optimizing nutrition with common GLP-1 side effects

CGM in Primary Care : Catherine Price, MD
Target audience includes MD, APP, DO, PharmD with focus on billing codes and case management of continuous glucose monitoring in the primary care setting