Curriculum
1.00 CME Credit
What PCPs Need to Know About Initiating and Titrating Mealtime Insulin
Are you unsure about which of your patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus could benefit from mealtime insulin? Do you have questions about how to initiate mealtime insulin in these patients? We have you covered from all angles! Join us for an array of sessions to get for the most up-to-date information on mealtime insulin options and guidance on how to initiate and advance this important therapy. Choose only the most relevant sessions for your practice or dive into all sessions to complete the curriculum! These expert-led sessions give you everything you need to confidently care for patients for whom mealtime insulin may be the best next step.
CME Information
1.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ or 1.00 AANP, including 1.00 AANP Pharm or 1.00 ANCC or 1.00 ACPE or 1.00 AAPA or 1.00 CDR
Release Date: 9/15/2022
Available for credit until 9/22/2023
Topics
Learning Objectives
- Determine when therapy intensification beyond basal insulin is beneficial and how to advance to mealtime insulin (MTI)
- Demonstrate improved confidence in the ability to prescribe MTI
- Compare and contrast available MTI formulations, including their efficacy, safety, and dosing
- Examine how to best employ the diabetes healthcare team and diabetes technology to optimize care for people with diabetes (PWD) on insulin therapy
Courses
Clinical Coffee Break
Clinical Coffee Break #1: When and How to Initiate Mealtime Insulin in a Patient on Basal Insulin
0.50 CME
0.50 AANP | 0.50 Pharmacology
Clinical Coffee Break
Clinical Coffee Break #2: Monitoring and Advancing Insulin in a Patient on Basal and Prandial Insulin
0.50 CME
0.50 AANP | 0.50 Pharmacology
Virtual CME Program
Beyond Basal: Practical Approaches to Mealtime Insulin
1.00 CME
1.00 AANP | 1.00 Pharmacology
Faculty
Amy Clouse, MD, FAAFP
Clinical Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine,
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
Associate Residency Director, Abington - Jefferson Health Family Medicine Residency Program
Supporters and Partners
Commercial Supporters
This activity is supported by an educational grant from Lilly
Education Partners
Pri-Med InstituteAssociation of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists
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