Impacting millions around the world, diabetes has a profound effect on day-to-day life. In honor of National Diabetes Awareness Month, hear from our team member, Brooke Kaplan, SHRM-SCP, on her experience living with Type 1 diabetes: https://ow.ly/nIt150U6lYt
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Get the conversation about diabetes started with our partners, the American Diabetes Association! Learn how to assist people living with diabetes on their journey to reaching and maintaining their glycemic goals. Earn CME on-demand: https://ow.ly/3cSe50SIBtp
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🌍 World Diabetes Day 2024: Let’s Close the Gap on Diabetes Care! 🌍 Today on World Diabetes Day, let’s get real—millions of people are living with diabetes without the care, meds, or support they need. This year’s theme, "Access to Diabetes Care," isn’t just a slogan; it’s a mission. We have the tools, we have the knowledge—now it’s time to make diabetes care accessible and affordable for everyone, everywhere. Together, let’s make a healthier future possible! #WorldDiabetesDay #AccessToCare #CloseTheGap
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to promote awareness and provide essential resources for managing diabetes. For Centers for Independent Living (CILs) serving people with disabilities, it’s important to share accessible information on diabetes prevention, self-management, and care. CILs can connect people to the Maryland Department of Health’s Diabetes Resources or your local or county departments of health, which offer programs to teach skills like monitoring blood sugar, healthy eating, and stress management. By sharing these resources, CILs can help improve health outcomes for people with disabilities and empower individuals to take control of their diabetes management. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3NKspbQ
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Discover the path to becoming a certified diabetes educator in Canada. Unlock your potential and make a difference in diabetes care today! https://lnkd.in/d5PVuUD2 How to become a certified diabetes educator in Canada
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**"World Diabetes Day 2024: Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps in Diabetes Care"** On this World Diabetes Day, I want to take a moment to acknowledge those living with diabetes—we see you Today, I’m once again reminded of how essential our work as Orthotists and Prosthetists is to those living with diabetes. This year’s theme, “Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps,” speaks to the heart of what we strive to do—making quality care more accessible and reducing the obstacles that people with diabetes face every day. In my role, I often work with patients managing complications that impact mobility and overall quality of life. From creating custom orthotics for foot health to supporting those who’ve experienced limb loss, it’s clear that our work goes beyond the clinical—it’s about empowering each individual to live with independence and dignity. Today, I’m rededicating myself to this mission and to the simple yet powerful goal of helping those with diabetes feel supported and cared for. It’s a commitment that inspires me each day to listen, learn, and always strive to improve access and quality of care. Goz #WorldDiabetesDay #BreakingBarriers #DiabetesAwareness #TheBusinessOfHealthcare
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💙 Today is World Diabetes Day, and with 537 million people worldwide living with diabetes—and nearly 50% of cases going undiagnosed—we’re reminded of the importance of awareness and innovation. Every day should be a commitment to supporting life-changing advancements and education that make a difference. 📽️ Watch the official World Diabetes Day 2024 Video and join us in spreading awareness: https://bit.ly/3O5f2mz
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🌍 Happy World Diabetes Day! 🩺 Today, we come together to raise awareness about diabetes and its impact on millions of lives worldwide. Understanding and managing diabetes is crucial for maintaining health and well-being. Let’s use this day to educate ourselves and others about diabetes prevention, management, and the importance of regular check-ups. By supporting research, advocating for better healthcare, and promoting healthy lifestyles, we can make a significant difference in the fight against diabetes. Here’s to a future where diabetes is better managed and prevented for everyone. 💙
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🤔 How many different types of Diabetes do you think there are? On Sept. 19th at 2pm, Dr. E & P will be discussing some of the different types of diabetes that some of you may or may not have ever heard of. Stay Tuned! Drop your guesses down below, and ones you've heard of! To stay up to date on our TCOYD LIVE and more like this one go to:https://bit.ly/4d92Vz8
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