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Nationally Recognized Four Day SessionNationally Recognized Four Day Session - May 5-8, 2008: Monday through Thursday- 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm
- June 2-5, 2008: Monday through Thursday- Noon - 6:00 pm
- June 23-26, 2008: Monday through Thursday- 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm
**Please contact us at 402-399-0777 ex 230 to receive an approximate cost with your insurance coverage!** You must register to attend! A four-day, in-depth course focusing on treatment and management methods to promote health for those taking insulin as well as Type 2 individuals struggling on oral medications. - Daily Endocrinologist Consult
- Daily Certified Diabetes Educator Registered Dietitian Consult
- Daily Medication Adjustment
- Daily Certified Diabetes Educator Registered Nurse Consult
- Exercise Physiologist Session
- Daily Blood Glucose Analysis
- Daily Medication
- Lipid Profile
- Hemoglobin A1C
- Immunoassay for Microalbumin
- Blood Glucose Monitor Assessment
- Basic, Plus Advanced Training (32 hour program) - see sample schedule
At the conclusion of the program a detailed report is sent to each patient's primary physician to ensure continuity of care. Sample Schedule Learning To Live Well With Diabetes Comprehensive Treatment & Training Program All lectures and interviews are conducted by physicians, diabetes nurse educators, registered dietitians, and an exercise physiologist. This program includes individual medical management with a physician specializing in diabetes care and certified diabetes educations (RN & RD). Day 1 - Individual Consultations with Endocrinologist, Nurse and Dietitian
- Overview of Cause and Treatment of Diabetes
- Monitoring Diabetes Control and Understanding Essential Lab Tests
- Meal Planning and Carbohydrate Counting
- Blood Glucose Monitoring Lab
Day 2 - Individual Consultations with Endocrinologist, Nurse and Dietitian
- Medications for Blood Glucose Control
- Nutrition: Its Role in Diabetes Management
- Exercise - A Tool in Diabetes Management
- Resources: Recipes, Cookbooks, Food Guides, Snack Ideas
- Pattern Control - Balancing Food, Activity, and Medications
Day 3 - Individual Consultation with Endocrinologist and Nurse
- Dining Out and Ordering from Menus/Alcohol Use Guidelines
- Insulin Pump Therapy (Optional)
- Recognition, Treatment & Prevention of Low Blood Sugars
- Taking Care of Your Skin and Feet
- Label Reading and Grocery Shopping Tips
- Travel Tips
- Long-Term Complications of Diabetes
- Ketoacidosis
- Managing Diabetes on Sick Days
Day 4 - Emotions/Coping with Diabetes
- Modifying Fat Intake
- Planning Your Exercise Program
- Balancing Food and Insulin with Extra Activity
- Stress and Diabetes
- Community Resources
- Making Your Treatment Plan Work (Goal Setting)
- Standards of Care
- Hope for the Future (Research)
- Individual Exit Consultations with Endocrinologist, Nurse, and Dietitian
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Basic Skills Class - 8 Hours Basic Skills Class - 8 Hours with 1 hour of follow-up 4-6 weeks after class... - April 28 & 30, 2008 (Mon & Wed) from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- May 12 & 15, 2008 (Mon & Thurs) from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- May 27 & 29, 2008 ( Tues & Thurs) from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
- June 9 & 12, 2008 (Mon & Thurs) from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- June 30 & July 2, 2008 (Mon & Wed) from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- July 14 & 17, 2008 (Mon & Thurs) from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
**Please contact us at 402-399-0777 ex 230 to receive an approximate cost with your insurance coverage!** Session 1 (4 hours):
- Registration
- Diabetes Overview: Prevalence, Diagnosis, Type 1, Type 2, Symptoms, Treatment Overview
- Monitoring Diabetes Control
Blood sugar goals, glycosylated hemoglobin - Dietary Management
ADA recommendations for calories, carbohydrates, protein and fat - Meal Planning Methods (Carbohydrate Counting) and Label Reading
- Individual Meal Planning
Carb distribution, keeping 24 hour food diary - Medications for Blood Sugar Control
Insulin: types, action times, standard vs. intensive regimens
Oral Medications: actions, side effects, combination therapy
Session 2 (4 hours):
- Benefits of Exercise: Effect on control of blood sugar, weight and blood pressure
- Planning Your Exercise Program
- Low Blood Sugars - Symptoms, Cause & Treatment
- Chronic Complications: Disease of blood vessels, kidneys, eyes and nerves
- Preventing Complications: Standards of medical care, self-care goals, foot care guidelines, stress management, understanding lab tests
- Review of Food Records and Blood Sugars (Looking for Patterns)
- Changing Behaviors Tips and Coping Strategies: Write behavior change objectives
Topics To Be Discussed: - Overview of Diabetes
- Monitoring Blood Sugar Control
- Diabetes Medications
- Dietary Management including Meal Planning/Label Reading
- Role of Exercise
- Prevention of Complications
- Behavior Changes
- Pattern Control
Participants are eligible to receive a Free Blood Glucose Meter & Training Many insurance plans may cover the cost of the class. You must register to attend, call 399-0777 for details. Back to top
Pre-Diabetes Class A program designed for those who are at-risk of developing diabetes or are interested in weight loss. Each three-session program will focus on preventing Type 2 diabetes.
Cost of 3-session program...$45 August 5th, 12th, and 26th from 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
What You Will Learn
Simple Food Plans
Easy Exercise Tips
Practical Steps to Reduce Risk Factors
Motivation Techniques
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Support Group "Living Well With Diabetes" - Free Educational Support Group - Meeting Time: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Second Saturday of Every Month)
11:30 AM to 12:00 PM Wellness Workshop will follow... - Meeting Location: Diabetes Education Center of the Midlands
- 2910 South 84th Street (East Bay in Frederick Square Plaza)
May 10, 2008
TOPIC: Preventing Diabetes Foot Complications
SPEAKER: Michael Cullen, DPM, Podiatrist June 14, 2008
TOPIC: Don't Let Diabetes Steal Your Sight
SPEAKER: Dr. Sade Kosoko Lasaki, Ophthalmologist, Creighton University Medical Center July 12, 2008
TOPIC: The Importance of Depression & Diabetes
SPEAKER: Syden Quardi, Psychiatrist
August 9,2008
TOPIC: Getting to the Heart of Diabetes
SPEAKER: Aryon Mooss, MD, Cardiologist For directions and more information, contact Elliot Brown at (402) 399-0777 or e-mail at ebb75@cox.net Also bring a friend! Back to top
Services One-to-One Services The following is provided by a Registered Nurse nationally certified as a diabetes educator: - insulin administration
- overview of diabetes - causes and treatment
- benefits of diet and exercise
- recognition and treatment of low blood sugar
- management goals
- blood glucose monitoring - target ranges
- skin care and hygiene needs
- benefits of good blood sugar control
- pattern control
- avoiding high blood sugars
The following is provided by a Registered Dietitian nationally certified as a diabetes educator: - diet history
- evaluation
- meal plan instruction
- nutritional management
- label reading
- grocery shopping
- dining out
Insulin Pump Initiation Certified Pump Trainers will take you through pre-pump education, starting you on your pump and following up to assure a successful experience. For details about pump education education program call (402) 399-0777. Weight Management Consult An individual consultation with a registered dietitian devoted to assisting individuals in weight reduction through personalized intervention. Community Resource Center Housed in DECM, the resource center will provide up-to-date educational materials, pamphlets, videos, computer links and blood glucose downloading capabilities to serve the entire community. A lending library and equipment loan program will also be available. Quarterly Newsletter With a mailing list of over 7,000 DECM Newsletters address current issues and management topics. Health Professional Training A certified training program that provides health professionals wishing to expand their knowledge of diabetescontinuing education hours.Nurses will be awarded hours, and registered dietitians will be awarded 22.5 continuting education hours. Back to top
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