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Introduction to Motivational Interviewing: Simple Strategies for Promoting Positive Behavior Change in Diabetes (2009)Dr. Polonsky presents effective strategies for working with patients who are struggling to follow recommendations and meet goals for their diabetes management.
These lectures can be taken for CDR credit.
Diabetes & Glucose Management; BGM and Meal Planning $15.00
Diabetes & Glucose Management; Insulin Therapy $15.00
Diabetes & Glucose Management; Insulin Therapy $15.00
Diabetes & Glucose Management; Insulin Therapy $15.00
Diabetes & Glucose Management; Physical Activity $15.00
Diabetes & Glucose Management; Physical Activity $15.00
Diabetes and Cancer – What’s the Connection? $15.00
Diabetes and Pregnancy-Dispel Myths Calm Fears but Teach Realities-Part 1 $15.00
Diabetes and Pregnancy-Dispel Myths Calm Fears but Teach Realities-Part 2 $15.00
Glargine Insulin and Cancer Risk: The Facts! $10.00
Insulin for the Non-Specialist $20.00
Obesity, Diabetes and an Increased Risk of Cancer – What is the Evidence $10.00
Origin – What have we Learned about Early Insulin Therapy? $15.00
PCOS-New Advances and Treatment Options $15.00
Preventing Diabetes $15.00
Tresiba is a new insulin with a 42 hour duration of action and 25 hour half-life. It is dosed once daily. Novo Nordisk provides these videos showing how Tresiba works.
Novo Nordisk provides this video regarding Victoza (Liraglutide)
The Lose It! App provides a desktop program and smartphone app that are very popular. Here is the direct Login page.
This video is about Monash University’s development of the FODMAP diet and their App, which is the most up to date resource on the changing and often conflicting food data regarding the FODMAPS content of various foods.
This is a 1 hour forum offered by MyCME, but does not offer credit for registered dietitians.
If we are reading this study right, it means that some of our estimates of calorie needs could be off by hundreds of calories for patients who have had a past history of “successful” dieting. A study of “The Biggest Loser” participants showed metabolic adaptation was −499 ± 207 calories per day even 6 years after the competition!
“All but one subject regained some of the weight lost during the competition and five subjects were within 1% of their baseline weight or above.”
Calculator.Net offers this calorie calculator based on the Mifflin-St.Jeor energy prediction equation.
Although this equation is the most appropriate and most accurate for healthy individuals seeking weight loss, metabolic adaptation is significant patients with a history of weight loss. A study of “The Biggest Loser” participants showed metabolic adaptation of −499 ± 207 calories per day after 6 years!
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