Diabetes Technology is increasingly used in diabetes management and much research suggests that using this technology for the management of diabetes produces favorable results.  But the technology has to be accessible, and that is not always the case.

In this eLearning module we look at the situation in the USA and the situation in India, and ask the questions - what are the challenges for people with diabetes in accessing the technology, and what can the global community learn from each other?

Despite the increasing prevalence of diabetes technology such as insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitoring devices, diabetes remains a complicated disease to manage with research suggesting that many people with type 1 diabetes do not achieve their glycemic goals.

This module looks at how Clinical Decision Support systems (CDS’s) could help improve the situation.

In this module, we look at blood glucose monitoring in diabetes.  This course features interviews with two leading international experts; Dr. Paul Wadwa and Dr. Bruce Bode.  

In this module we feature interviews with two leading experts in the field of diabetes; Professor Moshe Phillip and Dr. Korey Hood.  

In this module, we invited Professor Bruce Bode to talk to us about Blood Glucose Monitoring and Glycemic Controls used in the Hospital.

In this module, we invited Dr. Korey Hood to talk to us about the human factor in the use of diabetes technology. 

Dr. Korey Hood is a clinical psychologist and researcher at Stanford University, where he is Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences. In this interview, Dr. Hood offers his expertise and considerations for future research and clinical care that is aimed at promoting health and quality of life outcomes for PWD.

In this module, we invited Professor Paul Wadwa to talk to us about the Artificial Pancreas system.

Paul Wadwa is the medical director of the pediatric clinic and director of the telemedicine program at the Barbara Davis Center. Prof.Wadwa specialises in Pediatrics - Pediatric Endocrinology at Children's Hospital Colorado, University of Colorado Hospital.

In this module, we invited Dr. Revital Nimri to talk to us about the human factor in the use of diabetes technology. 

Dr Revital Nimri is a senior pediatric endocrinologist and diabetes expert focusing solely on new and innovative technologies for treatment of type 1 diabetes. Her vast experience and contributions in the development of automated insulin delivery systems, the MD-Logic closed-loop system and other decision support systems, regards Dr Nimri as a renowned expert among her international peers. In addition, Dr. Nimri has significant experience and knowledge in designing and performing clinical studies including multi-center & multinational studies.

In this module, we invited Dr Steven Edelman to talk to us about New Insulin Analogues.

Steven V. Edelman, MD, is Professor of Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism at the University of California, San Diego.  He is also the Director of the Diabetes Care Clinic at the Veteran's Affairs Medical Center in San Diego.  Dr. Edelman is Founder and Executive Director of Taking Control of Your Diabetes, a series of educational and motivational conferences and health fairs for people living with diabetes. 

In this module, we feature a presentation from Dr. Viral Shah, on his most recent research focused on evaluating long-term glycemic outcomes of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) initiation within the first year of type 1 diabetes diagnosis.  

The presentation is followed by a Q&A session with an audience of international diabetes specialists, and also an interview with Dr. Shah, in which he delves deeper into the motivations behind his research and the key outcomes.

For this module we invited Professor Pratik Choudhary to talk about 'Barriers of Hypoglycemia'

Professor Pratik Choudhary is Professor of Diabetes at the University of Leicester, working with the team at the Leicester Diabetes Research Centre.

In this module, we feature an interview with Professor Jay Skyler, who discusses what we are the latest developments in medications preventing or delaying new-onset diabetes, and what are some the challenges clinicians can expect while clinical trials are underway.

In this module, we invited Professor Moshe Phillip to talk to us about the implementation of new technologies in the care of insulin-treated people with diabetes.  

In this module, we invited Professor Satish Garg to talk to us about NAFLD/NASH.

Satish Garg is a Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Colorado. Prof. Garg is also Director of the Adult Diabetes program at the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes, and is the Editor-in-Chief of Diabetes Technology and Therapeutics Journal - the official journal of the ATTD Conference.

In this module, we invited ATTD Chairperson, Prof. Battelino to talk to us about Time in Range.

Tadej Battelino is a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Ljubljana’s Faculty of Medicine and the University Children's Hospital in Slovenia, with over 20 years of experience and expertise in diabetology, pediatrics, and medical technology.

The goal of this module is to raise awareness among healthcare providers about NAFLD/NASH, the link with diabetes, the importance of early detection and identifying typical and atypical findings using imaging technologies for an accurate assessment and diagnosis.  This module features interviews and presentations from two of the worlds top leading experts; Professor Satish Garg, and Professor Chris Byrne.  

In this module, we look at a number of emerging opportunities in diabetes medicine and feature interviews with two leading experts; Professor Jay Skyler and Dr. Steven Edelman.  

In this module, we look at a number of emerging opportunities in diabetes medicine and feature interviews with two leading experts; Professor Antonio Ceriello and Dr. Revital Nimri.  

The content of this course is based on the one of the parallel sessions which took place at the ATTD 2021 virtual conference, which focused entirely on the topic 'Pregnancy and Technology'.

In this module, we look at the importance of Time-in-Range (TIR) as a prospective clinical management tool and the challenges and opportunities of maintaining TIR and TBR targets. The course features contributions from two internationally renowned experts; Professor Tadej Battelino and Dr. Mark DeBoer.