Insulin Pumps: The Master Module
Discover the latest algorithms and sensors for ultimate insulin delivery accuracy.
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Are you interested in learning more about insulin pumps and how they can revolutionize diabetes management? Look no further than our Master Module course on insulin pumps. Our expert instructors will guide you through the ins and outs of insulin pump therapy, from understanding how the pump operates to ensuring accurate and safe insulin dosing.
Through this course, you'll gain deep insights into the benefits of insulin pumps, including reductions in HbA1c levels, fewer episodes of hypoglycaemia, and tighter glucose control. We'll also discuss the latest in medical technology, including closed-loop systems that link your insulin pump, glucose sensor, and algorithm for automated insulin delivery. By the end of the course, you'll have a thorough knowledge of insulin pumps and be better equipped to manage your diabetes and enhance your quality of life.
Learn the ins and outs of insulin pump operation, including pump settings and best practices for dosing.
Learning Objective
Students will learn:
- The available insulin pumps and their key differences,
- How an insulin pump works and how to set basal rates and bolus insulin ratios,
- What to keep in mind when changing insulin and infusion set,
- How to respond to an alarm,
- And how people with diabetes experience the transition from pens to a pump.
Course Features
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Duration: 6 lessons, 49 minutes of video content
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Language: English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish and autotranslated to 25 more languages
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Accreditation: 0.5 European CME credits (ECMEC), 0.5 RIZIV/INAMI credit point, 1 Kwaliteitsregister V&V point, 1 Verpleegkundig Specialisten Register point, and 1 NVvPO Nascholing Praktijkondersteuners point.
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Downloads: Transcript and additional PDFs
- Availability: Desktop, Tablet & dedicated app for Phone
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Community: Invitation to our monthly Zoom Expert meetings and ability to ask question below each video
Curriculum & Preview
Preview
- Introduction (2.5 min)
- Comparison of different insulin pumps (7 min)
- Tubed Pumps
- Patch Pumps
- Choosing an Insulin Pump
- Insulin Settings (10 min)
- Overview of Insulin Settings
- Basal Insulin Rate
- Bolus Calculator Parameters
- Do’s & don’ts
- Reservoir and Infusion Set Replacement (7.5 min)
- Different Infusion Sets
- Supplies
- Four-step Procedure
- Infusion Set Management
- Do’s & don’ts
- Pump Alarms (3 min)
- Alarm Types
- Do’s & don’ts
- Case Story (2 min)
Unlock glucose monitoring mastery with Insulin Pumps: The Master Module
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Upon successfully completing all course modules and assessments, you will immediately receive an official Diabetotech Diabetes Technology Expert Certificate of Completion.
Accreditation has been approved by
- UEMS-EACCME (0.5 European CME credits)
- RIZIV/INAMI (0.5 credit point)
- Kwaliteitsregister V&V (0.5 point)
- Verpleegkundig Specialisten Register (0.5 point)
Instructors and Reviewers
Dr. Inge Van Boxelaer
Dr Liesbeth Van Huffel
Melissa Holloway
Renate Groenendijk
Client Testimonials
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