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Diabetes educators have identified three levels of diabetes education:
- Basic disease management, including basic "survival skills"
- Home management
- Lifestyle improvement
Basic disease management includes the knowledge and skills that...
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Are Children with Diabetes safe in School? Educating the Educators
We've made great inroads to ensuring that children who are managing Type 1 diabetes have not only a medically safe environment but also an... Read more »
Stress Management and Diabetes
Reprinted with permission of Amy Tenderich of DiabetesMine.com As you may know, I'm a huge fan of Theresa Garnero: diabetes educator... Read more »
Traveling with a Demented Elder, diagnosis
Recently I was so dismayed to see a sweet little elderly lady (obviously suffering from dementia) and her devoted adult daughter, being... Read more »
What Ails Diabetes Education: A Call to Action
Republished with approval from DiabetesMine.com. Last summer I attended the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) Annual... Read more »
More Education Means A Lesser Chance of Getting Alzheimer's, Dementia
Who'd have thought it? Parents now have new ammunition to help them convince kids to further their educations. According to a Finnish... Read more »
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Migraine and Headache Education for those who Don't Get it
In our forum, our members' SharePosts, and my email correspondence with Migraineurs, there is a very distressing recurring problem being brought to... Read more »
After breast cancer fight, Congresswoman champions education
Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) is championing legislation that calls for greater awareness of breast cancer among young women.... Read more »
Better Educated Suffer Less With Asthma
People who have more education suffer less with asthma than their less educated peers, researchers say. In a study of 871 patients scientists found... Read more »
Educating Kids About Stroke May Help Save Lives
Experts say teaching children to spot the signs of a stroke and to call 911 immediately after seeing these signs could help save lives and reduce... Read more »
Choosing an Educational Advocate
When schools and parents don’t agree on how to best help a child, or even if a parent just feels more comfortable having “someone on their... Read more »
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