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Professional Calendar of Events
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Location and Details
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| April 2025 |
| 1 |
CDE Exam Prep Session # 2 - All About the Numbers
Learn tips on how to prepare for the exam, review definitions, diagnosis criteria, screening algorithms, risk reduction strategies, glycemic targets/monitoring recommendations, hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia emergencies. Participants will review Chapters 3-5, 8-9, 12, 14-15 of the clinical practice guidelines.
Click here to learn more and register
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Virtual Webinar
12 -1 pm
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Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre - State of the Art Management of Type 1 Diabetes Adults
Plan to attend the 13th annual conference to learn about the role of Incretin therapy in the management of T1D, the effects of T!D on male sexual health, nutrition hot topics, state of the art looping and DYI/AID systems and lived experience testimonials.
Click here to learn more
Click here to register
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(In-Person or Virtual)
The Hilton Toronto/Markham
Suites Conference Centre
8500 Warden Ave Markham, ON
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| 5 |
Durham Cares Diabetes Symposium
Join us for a dynamic event featuring expert speakers who will delve into a spectrum of crucial topics in weight management. Elevate your knowledge, exchange insights, and strengthen your approach to diabetes management.
Click here to learn more
Click here to register
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Oshawa Convention Centre
67 Simcoe St N, Oshawa
8 am - 5 pm
FREE
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| 9 |
Let's Get Practical! Navigating the DIY "Looping" Journey - HOLD THE DATE
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Virtual Webinar
12 -1 pm
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| 10 |
Culturally Revelant Approaches with First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Peoples with Diabetes
This session examines T2D in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities from a historical lens, explains the holistic structure of Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle's programs, services, and resources. Participants will learn about specific characteristics of diabetes in the First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities as well as how ongoing disparities in the social determinants of health impacts diabetes risk, management, and quality of care.
Central to the presentation is the knowledge that (Indigenous) culture is vital to one's sense of identity, autonomy, and overall health and wellbeing.
Click here to learn more and register
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FREE
Virtual Webinar
8:30-10:00 am
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| 14 |
Foot Focus: Key Skills for Effective Screening
Come learn from local Chiropodist - Carson Le: how to conduct a foot exam using the Inlow screening tool, learn more about foot & skin issues you may encounter and ask the expert any questions you may have.
Click here to register
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Free
Virtual Webinar
12 -1 pm
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| 15 |
CDE Exam Prep Session # 3 - Pharmacotherapy and Diabetes Complications/Co-Morbidities
Review current medication treatment options, dose adjustments, dyslipidemia, hypertension, heart disease, CKD, retinopathy, neuropathy, foot care, sexual dysfunction. Participants will review Chapters 13, 19-20, 22-33 of the clinical practice guidelines.
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Virtual
12 -1 pm
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24-26
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Diabetes and Obesity Update - SAVE THE DATE
Join us for a groundbreaking hybrid medical congress that unites diabetes healthcare professionals from coast to coast in Canada. We're committed to ensuring that every diabetes healthcare professional can access the latest knowledge, forge essential connections, and contribute to a brighter future for diabetes care.
Click here for the website
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Toronto, ON |
| 25 |
20th Annual Canadian Endocrine Update Scientific Meeting - SAVE THE DATE
The CEU Meeting presents advances in Endocrinology and Metabolism with the state-of-the-art lectures by leading naitional and international faculty.
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Virtual
8:30 am -4:00 pm
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| 29 |
CDE Exam Prep Session # 4 - Special Populations
Review diabetes in pregnancy guidelines,diabetes in indigenous peoples, older adults, pediatrics, in-hospital management recommendations. Participants will review Chapters 16, 34-38 of the clinical practice guidelines.
Click here to learn more and register
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Virtual
12 -1 pm
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| May 2024 |
| 8 |
Culturally Revelant Approaches with First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Peoples with Diabetes
This session examines T2D in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities from a historical lens, explains the holistic structure of Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle's programs, services, and resources. Participants will learn about specific characteristics of diabetes in the First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities as well as how ongoing disparities in the social determinants of health impacts diabetes risk, management, and quality of care.
Central to the presentation is the knowledge that (Indigenous) culture is vital to one's sense of identity, autonomy, and overall health and wellbeing.
Click here to learn more and register
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FREE
Virtual Webinar
12-1 pm
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| 22-24 |
Certified Diabetes Educator Exam
Certification as a diabetes educator recognizes experience and excellence in diabetes education and verifies that an individual possesses the knowledge, skill and abilities to practice effectively and safely within their professions’ scope of practice and according to the Canadian Standards for Diabetes Education.
Click here for the eligibility criteria to write the exam
Click here for the exam handbook and documents
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