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Question of the Week | September 3, 2019

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Question of the Week – September 3, 2019


Want more practice for the exam? Try our new Technology Toolkit, meant to assist with studying based on the updated CDCES content outline!

Earn 3 CEs and join coach Beverly for her second airing of the Toolkit Live on September 11 and 13, 2019. Purchase includes On-Demand viewing now and the ability to join live later.

Two Online Courses are included in this Technology Toolkit:

  • Tech 101 – Pumps and Sensors Update and Overview and 
  • Tech 102 – Insulin Pump Calculations: From Basal to Square Bolus 

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