New Mexico Diabetes Advisory Council

Working to reduce the burden of diabetes on communities in New Mexico.

Category Archives: Educational Sessions

Throughout the year, NMDAC holds educational programs that focus on a diabetes-related topic. Each training typically offers 2-4 hours in continuing education credits. Below is an archive of past trainings and the materials provided by the presenters.

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Decmber 7 Training: Diabetes and Heart Disease

DIABETES AND HEART DISEASE

If you were unable to attended the December 7 educational presentations, you can access the slides by clicking on the titles below

Heart Disease and Diabetes

Julia Fisk, BA
Program Manager for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program
New Mexico Department of Health

Ryan Sanchez, MPH
Health Educator for the Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program
New Mexico Department of Health

Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Patients with Diabetes

Jim Nawarskas, Pharm.D.
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Associate Professor of Medicine
University of New Mexico

Joe R. Anderson Pharm D
Assistant Dean for Curricular Affairs
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice & Associate Professor of Medicine
University of New Mexico


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June 1 Training: Women Living with Diabetes

WOMEN LIVING WITH DIABETES: CHALLENGES AND TRIUMPHS
Friday, June 1, 2018
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
CNM Workforce Training Center
If you have diabetes, keeping your blood glucose as close to normal as possible before and during your pregnancy is important to stay healthy and have a healthy baby. Gestational diabetes develops during pregnancy, and like other types of diabetes, it affects how cells use sugar (glucose). Any pregnancy complication is concerning, but there’s good news.
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NMDAC’s 2018 Membership Drive Now Open

NMDAC’s programs not only provides continuing education on diabetes-related topics, but each meeting also offers the opportunity for mentoring, camaraderie and information sharing among healthcare professionals who are making a difference in the lives of those with diabetes.

Download the 2018 Membership Application
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APPLY ONLINE

Benefits of Joining NMDAC
Annual Professional and Para-Professional Membership includes:

  • No fee for admission to each NMDAC educational session
  • Opportunity to apply for Continuing Education Units at each program (may include CME, CDR, CHES, ACPE)
  • Priority on stand-by list when sessions reach capacity
  • Opportunity to vote in elections and on NMDAC matters
  • Opportunity to further NMDAC’s mission by serving as a board member or on a select committee

Organizational Partner benefits also include:

  • Up to five designated members (savings of $125)
  • Recognition of organization/company on NMDAC website

Sustaining Partner benefits also include: 

  • Two designated members
  • Opportunity to have an information table at each meeting
  • Recognition of organization/company at each meeting, in event promotional e-mails, and on NMDAC website

Membership and training fees are waived for all state government employees.

Membership is for one year and ends December 31, 2018. Membership form and payment is requested by January 31 of each membership year. Membership will not be pro-rated for late enrollments; full payment will be due for partial or mid-year enrollments.

 


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Dec 1 Training :: Obesity, Diabetes and Youth: Real World Strategies to Improving Nutrition and Increasing Activity

OBESITY, DIABETES AND YOUTH: REAL WORLD STRATEGIES TO IMPROVING NUTRITION AND INCREASING ACTIVITY
Friday, December 1, 2017
9:30 am to 3:00 pm
CNM Workforce Training Center
To view the agenda, click here.

Opportunity to learn from the following speakers about what New Mexico is doing to

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Sept 8 Training :: From the Basic Necessities to the Latest Technologies

MANAGING DIABETES: FROM THE BASIC NECESSITIES TO THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES
Friday, September 8, 2017
9:30 am to 2:30 pm
CNM Workforce Training Center
To view the agenda, click here.
Opportunity to learn from the following speakers about what New Mexico is doing to address food insecurity, how it impacts individuals with diabetes, as well as about the latest and greatest technologies to monitor and treat diabetes.
View session powerpoints.


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June 2 Training :: Connecting The Dots

CONNECTING THE DOTS – WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE DIABETES MANAGEMENT
Friday, June 2
Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters
To view the agenda, click HERE.

Featured presenters:


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March 3 Training :: Diabetes and Sleep Disorders

DIABETES AND SLEEP DISORDERS
Friday, March 3, 2017
Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters

The training session offered information on how to recognize common sleep disorders in diabetes, the bi-directional relationship between sleep disorders and diabetes and the association between obstructive sleep apnea and diabetes, and the effect of obstructive sleep apnea on glycemic control.

The educational session also highlighted snoring rules and guide lines that are used to determine breathing events during sleep and clinic tools that are used to scan patients for sleep issues.

In addition, the training seminar focused on describing the best CPAP mask and the five rules to help with CPAP mask fitting to prevent certain issues.

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Presenter Needed to Speak on Diabetes in the Black Community

The Office of African American Affairs is hosting the annual 90-Day Healthy Body Challenge and is looking for a presenter to speak on Diabetes in the Black community. A small stipend may be provided.

If interested the event will take place on any Wednesday evening at 6 PM 3/15-4/12/2017.

If there are any questions or comments please contact Kenneth B. Winfrey, the health outreach coordinator at the State of New Mexico, Office of African American Affairs using the following information: