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PROFESSIONAL NEWS

Check out the DPP Express
DPP Express is a Diabetes Prevention Program charting platform that generates
reports that align with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
DPP Recognition requirements. DPP Express makes it easy to navigate, input
data, and generate the CDC's required DPP Recognition reports.
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is committed to ensuring that DPP Express continues to align with the revised 2018 CDC
DPRP Standards and the Medicare (CMS) MDPP reimbursement guidelines. The platform is available to ADA-recognized diabetes selfmanagement education and support (DSMES) services, and DPP providers that are not ADA-recognized DSMES services for a minimal fee.
To learn more about DPP Express and its capabilities, call ADA at (888) 232-0822 or visit diabetes.org/dppexpress.
The ADA's Education Recognition Program team also hosts a free monthly DPP Express live webinar that includes opportunities for
questions and answers. Register for the next DPP Express webinar at diabetes.org/erpqa.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION NEWS

New Professional Education Resources
Available on Continuous Glucose
Monitoring
The American Diabetes Association's new self-assessment program and webcast offer straightforward information for primary care providers about identifying candidates for continuous
glucose monitoring (CGM), selecting the best CGM system for
a given patient, implementing and optimizing CGM efficiently, and interpreting and acting on patients' CGM data. These
resources are specifically designed for the interprofessional
primary care team and are offered free of charge.

Self-Assessment Program: What Every Primary Care
Provider Needs to Know About Continuous Glucose
Monitoring (1.75 CE Credit)
Webcast: What Every Primary Care Provider Needs to
Know About Continuous Glucose Monitoring (0.5 CE
Credit)
Participate today at professional.diabetes.org/ce.

Safe at School Workshop
Offered at ADA's 66th Advanced
Postgraduate Course
On February 22, Fran Cogen, MD, of Children's National
Medical Center in Washington, D.C., and Crystal Woodward,
Director of the American Diabetes Association's (ADA's) Safe
at School campaign, co-presented "Advocating on Behalf of
the Student with Diabetes," a pre-conference workshop at
ADA's 66th Advanced Postgraduate Course in New York, N.Y.
The workshop focused on legal protections for students
with diabetes, strategies for overcoming school diabetes
management challenges, training and resources, and
information on how to advocate on behalf of pediatric
patients. Attendees were awarded 1.5 hours of continuing
education credits. To participate in the accredited webcast,
please visit professional.diabetes.org/ce.
Professional members who want to learn more about meeting
the needs of students with diabetes in the school setting
should view ADA's Safe at School campaign materials at
diabetes.org/safeatschool.

Select Webcasts from the 66th Advanced
Postgraduate Course Available with CME/
CE Credit
View select webcasts from the ADA's 66th Advanced
Postgraduate Course to obtain the latest information on the
management of diabetes and its complications, gain practical tips and proven strategies for improving patient care, and
translate the latest diabetes research into clinical practice.
Webcasts from the 2019 course can be accessed and viewed at
professional.diabetes. org/ce.

Fran Cogen, MD, and Crystal Woodward discuss the
ADA's Safe at School initiative for children with diabetes.

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