The new ADA Standard on Chronic Kidney Disease and Risk Management outlines importance of measuring kidney function and the impact on our practice and quality of life for people living … Continue reading From Dipsticks to GFR – How to Evaluate Kidney Function
You are reviewing an ambulatory glucose profile with JR, a 27-year-old on an insulin pump. Time in range is 59% and the coefficient of variation is 46%. JR asks you … Continue reading Question of Week | JR asks you; What is the Coefficient of Variation?
We will be awarding 2 Scholarships for our DiabetesEd Specialist Virtual Conference! Due March 2nd! If you are passionate about diabetes education, actively involved in providing the best diabetes care, … Continue reading Apply Now! 2 Scholarships for DiabetesEd Specialist Virtual Conference
The first tubeless Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) System, was just approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The Omnipod 5 hybrid closed-loop system (Insulet Corporation) links with Dexcom’s G6 … Continue reading The OmniPod and DexCom Finally Hook Up (and no tubing)
AR has type 2 diabetes, is on metformin 1000mg BID, has a UACR of 28 mg/g and a GFR of 62. AR is struggling with constipation. What are the ADA … Continue reading Question of Week | The new “F” Word
I feel like I just medaled in my 7th CDCES Olympics! It was 12:20 pm Pacific Time when I clicked “start” on the exam. Given the benefits of technology, a … Continue reading 2 Participants Guess Exact Time for Coach Bev CDCES Exam & 7 Remote Exam Tips
Coach Beverly is taking the CDCES Exam for the 7th time this Saturday! Yes, it’s true! She is celebrating 30 years as a CDCES and is renewing her certification by … Continue reading Question of the Week – Winner attends Virtual DiabetesEd Course for FREE
We quizzed test takers on the urinary albumin creatinine ratio. 59% of respondents chose the best answer. We want to share this important updated information, so you can pass it … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | How do they calculate UACR?