Exploring CGM

As endocrine disorders are on the rise, it's important for primary care providers take a role in patient management. CGM has the opportunity to improve the lives of patients with endocrine disorders. Our Exploring CGM course will orient PCPs with CGM devices via guided explanations from faculty along with hands-on time with available devices to increase their knowledge of CGM as a tool, their confidence in discussing the CGM data with their patients, and competence in integrating CGM tools into their clinical practice.

Successful Co-management between Primary Care and Endocrinology (SCOPE)

SCOPE is an educational initiative designed to provide the primary care team with the necessary knowledge and skills to care for common endocrine disorders. This on-demand enduring activity prepares primary care medical professionals for the co-management of diabetes, obesity, thyroid disorders, dyslipidemia, and osteoporosis.

AACE Advanced Technologies for Diabetes Care

Diabetes is one of the most common health crises in the US, is the seventh-leading cause of death and has more than tripled in number over the past 20 years. Of patients in general seen within primary care, diabetes is the fifth most-common diagnosis. Ninety percent of patients with diabetes (both T1D and T2D) are seen and managed in primary care.

Clinical Conversations on Diabetes Technology - An AACE Guidelines Update

Clinical Conversations on Diabetes Technology - An AACE Guidelines Update is designed to equip endocrinologists, endocrine care team members, and adult primary care clinicians with evidence-based knowledge and increased competence about how to use diabetes technology and devices to guide and modify treatment approaches for patients with diabetes.This is a new Text block. Change the text.

AACE Master Class: Bias in Clinical Reasoning: A Case-Based Discussion with Practical Takeaways

AACE Master Class (Select modules free for the week of Annual Meeting 2022)

AACE Acromegaly Improving Patient Care - Case Studies

This 30 minute course is a companion to the AACE Acromegaly Diagnostic Approach and Therapeutic Management Options: Improving the Care of Patients course. It is designed to improve your competence and skill in identifying acromegaly to provide appropriate treatment for your patients. Using a variety of case studies, this course provides you the opportunity to apply your knowledge. By incorporating the recommendations made in this activity the practitioner will be able to recommend and deliver treatment accordingly.