Title: Hyperglycemia, Heart & Vessel Disease 1.5 CEs

This course is included in: Level 2 – Beyond Fundamentals. Purchase this course individually for $29 or the entire bundle and save 70%. Each individual online course includes a: 90 minute video presentation, podcast, practice test and additional resources.

This live session is included in the purchase of your online courses. It is not mandatory and you will not be charged anything in addition. Just a gift from us! You can join us live, or what the recorded version at your convenience. 

Have you wondered what REALLY is meant by Insulin Resistance? Then join this straight forward and clinically relevant course. We take a close look at insulin resistant syndrome and vascular complications. We will discuss the impact of vessel disease from the heart to the toes. Included is a discussion of identifying and preventing vascular disease and the goals of care. 90-minute course.

Topics include:

• The impact of insulin resistance and hyperglycemia on vessel disease
• State the complications and factors associated with vascular disease
• List management goals to reduce the risk of vascular disease
• Discuss strategies to promote health

Intended Audience:  Designed for healthcare professionals seeking to delve into the links between heart disease and diabetes and gain prevention strategies to pass along to patients and communities.

Instructor: Beverly Thomassian RN, MPH, CDCES, BC-ADM is a working educator and a nationally recognized diabetes expert.

Fee: $29.00 (Group Discounts Available)

Course Level: 2 (included in Level 2 – Beyond Fundamentals)

All hours earned count toward your CDCES Accreditation Information

Earn 1.5 CEs 

Video presentation and podcast available now On Demand.

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