Main symposia
| S4 Diabetes management and education in older adults : Diabetes management and education in older adults |
09:00~10:40 / Friday 11 October Convention hall C Chairman:Hak Chul Jang, David L. Whitford |
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Organizers: Committee of Education Diabetes is becoming more prevalent especially in older adults. In this session, four speakers with a volume of experience in the field of diabetes management will deliver a lecture, focused on the best approaches to managing and educating older adults with diabetes. This session will offer the best practices for diabetes characteristics, treatments, nutritional therapy, and education for older adults. Please join us in this session and enjoy exciting discussions. |
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4-1Clinical characteristics of older adults with diabetes - Korea | |
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4-2Management of hyperglycemia in older adults with diabetes
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4-3Nutritional therapy for older people with diabetes | |
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4-4Psychosocial evaluation and care tips for old adults with type 2 diabetes
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| S8 New technology in diabetes care : Digital tools and technology for optimizing diabetes care |
13:20~15:20 / Friday 11 October Convention hall C Chairman:Kyung Soo Ko, Jung Hwa Lee |
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Organizers: Korean Association Diabetes Nurse Educators This session titled, 'New technology in diabetes care' is a clinical session that is designed to provide an opportunity for clinicians and diabetes educators to understand the application of advanced glucose monitoring systems in clinical setting for diabetes care and education. In this session, presenters will announce their experiences of applying new technologies to diabetes management in the United States and Korea. They will present examples of the application of diabetes' integrated management system in China and the effects of telemedicine applied to diabetes management and education. This session will be a chance to share the experience using advanced technologies in diabetes care for clinicians and diabetes educators. |
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8-1Using continuous glucose monitoring and smart devices to control glucose
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8-2The application of i-SENS management system for integrative intervention of diabetes in MIDIAB | |
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8-3Improving diabetes treatment access and outcomes using integrating technology | |
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8-4Telemedicine for improvement in diabetes care and education outcomes | |
| S13 Up-to-date diabetes care for Asian : What to be prepared in future diabetes care |
16:20~18:00 / Friday 11 October Convention hall C Chairman:Doo-Man Kim, Jeffrey Brian Halter |
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Organizers: Hae Jin Kim, Byung-Wan Lee This session titled, 'What to be prepared in future diabetes care' is a clinical session that is designed to provide an opportunity for clinicians and diabetes educators to understand the patient-centered care and up-to-date digital technologies in diabetes care and education. In this session, the patient-centered care, which is emphasized in updated clinical practice recommendations, peer-support in vulnerable patients, and recent advances and practical experiences in the digital diabetes care and education will be presented and discussed. This session will provide a better understanding of the latest care and education for patients with diabetes. |
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13-1The ADA-EASD guideline based diabetes education: patient-centered care
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13-2Peer support & education in vulnerable populations with diabetes
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13-3Diabetes education in the digital era | |
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13-4Smart education in practical field in Korea
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| S18 Decreasing risks with food : Decreasing risk for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease with foods |
09:00~11:00 / Saturday 12 October Convention hall C Chairman:Kwan Woo Lee, Michael Cummings |
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Organizer: Committee of food and nutrition This session titled, Decreasing risks with food, is a clinical session that is designed to provide a place for dietitians, clinicians and other diabetes educators to understand how diet is linked to cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Latest results of Diabetes Remission Clinical Trial (DiRECT) which was designed to assess whether intensive weight management within routine primary care would achieve remission of type 2 diabetes will be presented. Furthermore, effective dietary patterns for prevention of diabetes and cardiovascular disease will be introduced in this session. This session will suggest the right ways to decrease a risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease with food. |
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18-1Effect of intermittent energy restriction on weight and HbA1c
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18-2Adaptation of specific dietary patterns for Korean diabetics | |
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18-3Micronutrients and risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease |
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18-4Type 2 diabetes can be reversed, into remission - evidence from the diabetes remission clinical trial (DiRECT) |
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Korean Diabetes Association
101-2104, Lotte Castle President, 109
Mapo-gu, Seoul, 04146, KoreaE-mail : icdm@diabetes.or.kr
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Congress Secretariat (The Within)
5F, Samgyeong Bldg., #100-20, Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea
TEL : 82-2-6959-5333 FAX : . 82-70-8677-6333 E-mail : icdm@diabetes.or.kr
