Rationale of the Week | To Prevent Hypo’s, JR Stopped Taking Bolus Insulin
For last week’s practice question, we quizzed test takers on JR’s fear of hypoglycemia. 85% of respondents chose the best answer. GREAT JOB. We want to share this important information, … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | To Prevent Hypo’s, JR Stopped Taking Bolus Insulin
Question of Week | Basal, Bolus and Blood Transfusions
JZ is excited about their A1c of 5.4%. They take bolus insulin 4 times a day, plus basal insulin at night. To treat their leukemia, JZ receives blood transfusions weekly. … Continue reading Question of Week | Basal, Bolus and Blood Transfusions
October 2022 eNews | Why I Transformed my Approach to Diabetes Care
October Greetings A few years ago, I drastically changed my approach to diabetes self-management education as a result of participating in the Embark Trial Research Team. To my surprise, the … Continue reading October 2022 eNews | Why I Transformed my Approach to Diabetes Care
Do you have to be a Mental Health Expert to Tackle Diabetes Distress?
We asked Dr. Lawrence Fisher (see bio below), lead researcher and clinician in the Embark Trial to share his insights on providing best care to people with diabetes. Learn more … Continue reading Do you have to be a Mental Health Expert to Tackle Diabetes Distress?
Why I Transformed my Approach to Diabetes Self-Management Education
When I was hired to be a part of the Embark Trial Team at UCSF, I felt confident in my approach to self-management education for people living with type 1 … Continue reading Why I Transformed my Approach to Diabetes Self-Management Education
Question of Week | To Prevent Hypo’s, JR Stopped Taking Bolus Insulin
Click Here to Test your Knowledge JR is 26 years old with type 1 diabetes for over a decade. JR keeps missing appointments and when you finally get a hold … Continue reading Question of Week | To Prevent Hypo’s, JR Stopped Taking Bolus Insulin
Indigenous Peoples’ Day | Remember – A Poem by Joy Harjo
To recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we are honored to share a treasured poem by one of my favorite poets and writers, Joy Harjo. Plus, we also share an interactive map … Continue reading Indigenous Peoples’ Day | Remember – A Poem by Joy Harjo
DiabetesEd Online University | Closed for Renovations Today, October 5th
DiabetesEd Online University is closed today to make the switch to our new platform. We can’t wait to share our new look with you on Thursday, October 6th. Students will … Continue reading DiabetesEd Online University | Closed for Renovations Today, October 5th
