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2005 Telehealth Presentation Archives
To view the following presentations, go to: Utah Telehealth Network
JANUARY
January 19, 2005
Native American Traditional Medicine and Diabetes
By: Larry Cesspooch
Acorus Calamus L
Life Is Like A Pinball Game
Sweet Sage
The Cedar Tree
FEBRUARY
February 16, 2005
Hypertension - CV Disease and Diabetes
By: Barry Stults, MD (Chief, Division of General Internal Medicine)
Dr. Stults will address the high prevalence of hypertension in diabetes; the consequences of uncontrolled hypertension; the critical importance of systolic blood pressure control; target BPs; and how to use sequential combinations of anti-hypertensive medications according to current guidelines for diabetes patients with and without albuminuria.
Handouts
Monitoring after initiation of therapy or increase in dose - addendum
Powerpoint Presentation
MARCH
March 16, 2005
Prevention/ Genetics of Diabetes
By: Robert W. Day, MD, Internal Medicine
Dr. Day will address metabolic syndrome, the clinical implications for the increased risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, the public health implication of this condition, and a strategy to recognize metabolic syndrome and do something to manage it.
Presentation
Handouts
APRIL
April 20, 2005
Chemistry for Coping & Diabetes
By: Laura Shane-McWhorter, Pharm.D., Univ. of Utah, Pharmacy
(Pharmacy CEUs applied for)
Dr. McWhorter will address the impact of alcohol use, nicotine use and other substances in persons with diabetes. She will also discuss the drug interactions that may occur between alcohol, nicotine and other medications used to treat diabetes.
Presentation
Handouts
MAY
May 18, 2005, 12-2pm
Glucagon in Schools - Legal Issues & Proper Administration of Glucagon
By: Steve Bieringer, ADA, Legal Advocacy-Major Projects, & Neal Catalano, R.Ph., CDE
The program will begin with Neal Catalano showing the new glucagon kit, proper administration, and pharmacology of glucagon. Steve Bieringer will follow to discuss the current issues surrounding the administration of glucagon to students with Type I diabetes in the public schools.
Handouts Neal Catalano
Presentation Neal Catalano
Handouts Steve Bieringer
Presentation Steve Bieringer
Helpful Links
Link 1: Diabetes Care in the School and Day Care Setting
Link 2: Your School and Your Rights
Link 3: Video Link-Click on Glucagon Training Video
Link 4: Helping the Student with Diabetes Succeed
JUNE
June 15, 2005, 12-1pm
Juvenile/Pediatric Diabetes
By Mary A. Murray, MD (Endocrinologist, Primary Children’s Medical Center)
Dr. Mary Murray will address the differences of type 1 and type 2 diabetes and more specifically the presentation of, incidence of and etiology of type 1. She will familiarize participants with the spectrum of insulin therapies, tools to improve control, and identify the goals of therapy for type 1 diabetes in children and adolescents.
Presentation Slides
Extra slides
Presentation Handouts
Extra handouts
JULY
July 20, 2005
Diet and Weight Loss
By Eileen DeLeeuw, RD, CDE and
Becky Crowther, RD, Certified in Weight Management by the American Dietetic Association
Slide Presentation
Handouts
AUGUST
August 17, 2005
Physiology of Exercise and Diabetes
By Donna Wahoff-Stice, FNP, Utah Diabetes Center
Donna Wahoff-Stice will introduce how you can teach your patients the
importance of exercise with pre-diabetes. You will become familiar with
recommendations for type(s) of exercise and be able to write an exercise
prescription for your patients.
Slide Presentation
Handouts
SEPTEMBER
September 21, 2005
Metabolic Syndrome
Presented by: Dr. Daniel Knodel
Presentation
Handouts
OCTOBER
October 19, 2005
Depression and Stress with Diabetes
Presented by: Ann Hutton, PhD, University of Utah, College of Nursing
Presentation
Handouts
DECEMBER
December 14, 2005
Diabetes and Hyperglycemia Management for Inpatients
Presented by: Dr. Russell Vinik, Hospitalist, UofU
Presentation handouts
Additional handouts:
Adult Insulin Infusion Protocol
Adult Subcutaneous Insulin Orders
UDPR: Section 3 Hyperglycemia Management for Inpatients
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