Although diabetes treatments have greatly improved, many patients still struggle with disease management. This course provides clinicians with practical, evidence-based strategies to improve patient outcomes and meet the evolving challenges of diabetes care.
LEARN FROM LEADING EXPERTS
Gain the latest insights, updates, and best practices from top diabetes specialists, covering:
New research on diabetes types and complication management
Updated guidelines for cardiovascular, kidney, and liver health
Advances in technology and obesity treatment
Practical tools for patient education and healthcare system navigation
FOCUS ON DIVERSE POPULATIONS
Learn to deliver personalized care by addressing biological, psychological, social, financial, and cultural factors that affect diabetes progression and management.
THE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL DIABETES UPDATE 2024
An essential program for healthcare providers seeking to optimize diabetes care in today’s complex clinical environment.
* Date of Original Release: April 29 – May 2, 2025
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the completion of this course, you should be able to:
Recognize biological, psychological, emotional, social, financial, and cultural factors that contribute to the development and progression of diabetes
Recognize the role of recent technological advances in the management of diabetes
Design comprehensive strategies to improve diabetes care considering patient, health care provider and health care system characteristics
Apply strategies to effectively educate patients on their diabetes care self-care management
Review the current challenges and opportunities to improve diabetes care in special populations, such as racial/ethnic minorities, the elderly, patients with low socio-economic levels, patients with low health literacy/education, and patients with low engagement in therapy
Design treatment programs for patients with diabetes considering current non-pharmacological and pharmacological recommendations and guidelines