Diabetes Management
In the pipeline:
ADA-SAP Special Edition
on Lipoproteins
(3Q/2010)
ADA-SAP Module 4
Microvascular Complications
and Management of Patients
with Type 2 Diabetes
(3Q/2010)
Cancer Management
Head and Neck Cancer
(3Q/2010)
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Interactive Patient Management Program (PMP)The ADA-PMP is designed to simulate on the web an actual initial patient visit followed by two follow-up visits. The program uses video, audio, and Q&A components to test history taking and physical diagnosis skills, accurate interpretation of laboratory tests, and selection of the appropriate treatment according to ADA recommended guidelines. Your score will be tabulated at the end of the program to identify areas of weakness and provide in-depth critiques with references to help strengthen the gaps in knowledge. The novel aspect of the PMP is uniquely designed to improve outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Advanced Clinical Management of Diabetes & Its Complications: An Intensive Course for PhysiciansThe American Diabetes Association, in cooperation with PEI, has developed this advanced program of continuing education on the options available for managing patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and its complications.(Available Spring 2010) ADA Self-Assessment ProgramsThese programs are for medical professionals who seek continuous commitment to lifelong professional development and enrichment, and who want to acquire new knowledge and reinforce core knowledge regarding the diagnosis and management of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Now AvailableThe University of Chicago/Kovler Diabetes Center First Annual Comprehensive Review on the Management of Type 2 DiabetesThe University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and Kovler Diabetes Center, in cooperation with Professional Evaluation, Inc. (PEI), has developed a Self-Assessment Program for the First Annual Comprehensive Review on the Management of Type 2 Diabetes. The multiple choice questions assessment component of the Self-Assessment Program was developed by PEI at the upper level of difficulty similar in type and format to a board certifying examination. It’s designed to objectively assess, strengthen, and reinforce your knowledge of comprehensive prevention of CHD and its associated co-morbidity of diabetes.
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