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Advanced Intensive Diabetes Management Bundle

Credits: 17.75

Profession: CDR

Profession: RDN/NDTR

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Master intensive diabetes management, understand current pharmacotherapy, and implement the American Diabetes Association Standards of Care in Diabetes with confidence. This comprehensive bundle equips nutrition professionals with practical, evidence-based tools for advanced diabetes care.

The bundle includes these self-study CPE courses and webinar:

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Together, this bundle provides a structured, clinically relevant approach to managing complex diabetes cases, interpreting evolving guidelines, and optimizing nutrition therapy alongside pharmacologic treatment.

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Making Sense of Intensive Diabetes Management

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Book + CPE Test 2nd Edition

A Dietitian's Guide to Medications for Patients with Diabetes Course, 14th Edition

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Book + CPE Test 14th Edition

2026 Standards of Care in Diabetes: From Guidelines to Practice

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Webinar + CPE Test

Making Sense of Intensive Diabetes Management – 11.50 CPE Course | Course Expiration: Expires October 30, 2028

A Dietitian’s Guide to Medications for Patients with Diabetes Course, 14th Edition – 5 CPE Course | Course Expiration: Expires October 22, 2027

2026 Standards of Care in Diabetes: From Guidelines to Practice – 1.25 CPE Course | Course Expiration: December 15, 2028

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