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Diabetes

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A Close Watch: Intensified Management of Type II Diabetes

Product code: M158

Overview:

This upbeat program emphasizes how intense management of type II diabetes can be integrated into an active, fulfilling lifestyle. Includes advice from experts in the field and from patients.

Diabetes Gestacional: Usted esta en Control

Overview:

Updated Info: "Diabetes Gestacional: Usted esta en Control" has been revised with updated graphics and statistics related to: . Prevalence by ethnicity . Overall prevalence . Prevalence of developing Type 2 diabetes after having gestational diabetes In addition, home blood glucose testing is demonstrated using a state-of-the-art blood glucose meter.Gestational diabetes is a common complication during pregnancy. With this program, mothers-to-be and family members will learn how gestational diabetes develops, and how to work with healthcare providers as a team to control this condition. The program provides answers to myths about gestational diabetes and insulin, and presents five things pregnant women need to do to control gestational diabetes.

Diabetes in Clinical Practice

Product code: M231

OVERVIEW:

This video is designed to provide nurses in clinical settings with an overview of diabetes, risk factors and signs and symptoms associated with a diagnosis of diabetes, factors to consider when providing care to a patient diagnosed with diabetes and practical steps that can be taken to encourage adherence to treatment regimens.

The material is organized around the following categories:

Introduction
Types of Diabetes
Common Signs and Complications of Diabetes
Diabetes Treatment
Monitoring Diagnosed Patients
Assisting Patients with Self-Management
Conclusion

PURPOSE / OVERALL GOAL:

This course is designed to provide nurses in clinical settings with an overview of the information necessary to identify signs and symptoms of diabetes in undiagnosed patients, and to encourage adherence to treatment regimens for patients diagnosed with diabetes.