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Seminars and Training for Diabetes Certification. www.diabetesed.net. Everything Diabetes Education Services, and more:
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Diabetes Educational Services offers a variety of seminars, web clinics, products and resources to help busy health care professionals to advance their career in diabetes care. Beverly Thomassian is the president and founder of Diabetes Educational Services (DES). She is a nurse entrepreneur, educator and clinician with a passion to improve diabetes care. In 1998, this passion inspired her to star

t her own company. The goal of DES is to support health care professionals in their journey to advance their careers in diabetes education. This support is provided through live and online training programs, free webinars, one-one correspondence and consultation. Beverly provides a variety of key note presentations and programs throughout the United States. As the director of a local Diabetes Education Program, she keeps her clinical skills fresh through one-one education, group classes and consultation. Beverly is also associate clinical professor at UC San Francisco and a visiting professor at CSU Chico, where she promotes excellence in diabetes care through education and advocacy. Beverly has a special knack of translating complex diabetes information into understandable terms that can be immediately applied in the clinical setting. She also believes that learning about diabetes should be meaningful and fun. Her courses combine cutting edge science with games, case studies and real life application, so participants leave feeling re-energized and excited about diabetes education.

04/30/2026

Weekly Practice Question Rationale: 🍽️🔍

AR is a 63‑year‑old living with type 1 diabetes and stage 3 CKD. The provider is considering a low‑protein diet.

How would you guide appropriate protein intake? 🍽️

Click here to read the full Rationale for this practice question: https://icont.ac/51h7K

04/29/2026

In Dyslipidemia, the Impact of Nutrition Cannot Be Overstated.

45% of CVD deaths 🫀 are tied to poor diet — yet LDL‑C response to dietary change isn’t predictable. Even with evidence‑based fat swaps, patients can show very different LDL patterns.

Same diet, different LDL trajectory ➡️📉➡️📈

To learn more, follow the link to Christine Craig, RDN, CDCES’s article: https://icont.ac/51h49

04/28/2026

It's Practice Question of the Week Tuesday!

This week's question focuses on which answer belongs to the ADCES 7 Self-Care Behaviors. Click the link to test your knowledge.

https://icont.ac/51h1K

04/27/2026

If you are prepping for the CDCES or BC-ADM exam⚕️, you don't want to miss our Level 3 Exam Readiness CE Courses 🖥️

Our final three Level 3 courses air this week, covering topics on Coping & Behavior Change, Medical Nutrition Therapy, and our Test Taking Practice Test Course.

Don't worry if you can't join us live, once you register you will have access to the webinar on-demand.

Click here to register: https://icont.ac/51gYJ

04/23/2026

Are you wondering what the new LDL targets for 2026 are?

Last week's practice question rationale on these LDL changes is now in!

Explore these new guidelines with the rationale for finding the best answer by clicking here: https://icont.ac/51gR7

04/22/2026

🌎 Happy Earth Day!
Today we’re celebrating the incredible impact of native plants—the unsung heroes that keep our ecosystems thriving. Native plants feed local pollinators, shelter wildlife, and help keep our air and water clean.

When we spend our time in nature—planting, tending, or simply being around living things—we support our own well‑being too. For those managing diabetes, chronic conditions, or everyday stress, connecting with nature can be grounding and deeply therapeutic. And it doesn’t have to be complicated. Even a few native plants in a yard, patio, or shared space can make a meaningful difference.

💚 Explore our Earth Day Resource List by following this link:

https://icont.ac/51gNE

04/21/2026

Test Your Knowledge Tuesday 💡🧠

AR is a 63-year-old with type 1 diabetes and mild hypertension. 🩺 AR is in stage 3 CKD and the provider asks you to instruct AR on a low-protein diet. What is the best response? ⬇️💬

https://icont.ac/51gL9

04/20/2026

Join us as we continue our Level 3 | Diabetes Mastery & Cert. Readiness course series.

This Tuesday @11:30 am PST, we dive into our Insulin Intensive & Risk Reduction webinar

Our Microvascular Complications webinar airs on Thursday, April 23rd, also @11:30 am PST.

Register now to save your seat: https://icont.ac/51gIm

04/16/2026

For last week's practice question, you were quizzed on the benefits of once weekly insulin Icodec. 82% of respondents chose the best answer!

Let's dive into the rationale for this question, so you can pass it on to people living with diabetes and your colleagues, plus prepare for exam success!

Click here to read more and test your knowledge: https://icont.ac/51gB9

04/15/2026

The updated GLP-1 & GIP Meds PocketCard now feature two distinct versions—one for diabetes and one for weight management—each outlining maximum doses and indications to support individualized treatment decisions!

Click here to read more about these crucial updates: https://icont.ac/51gyz

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04/14/2026

Test Your Knowledge Tuesday 🩺: RZ is 47 years old with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Meds: metformin 1000 mg BID; lisinopril 20 mg daily. RZ’s LDL is 140 mg/dL. Based on the 2026 ADA Standards, the LDL-C target for RZ is:🫀

What’s your plan to reach it? Share your thoughts below 👇

More details: https://icont.ac/51guS

04/13/2026

There is still time to join our Virtual DiabetesEd Training 💻 3 Experts in 3 Days | 30+ CE's. Starts April 15th 🗓️ Can't join us live? No worries, registrants have access to the recorded courses for 1 full year. Perfect for BC-ADM and CDCES Prep!📚🎯

https://icont.ac/51gsU

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45 Old Chico Way
Chico, CA
95928

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Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30am
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30am
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

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+15308938635

Website

https://diabetesed.net/

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Diabetes Education Services offers a variety of seminars, web clinics, products and resources to help busy health care professionals to advance their career in diabetes care. Beverly Thomassian is the president and founder of Diabetes Educational Services (DES). She is a nurse entrepreneur, educator and clinician with a passion to improve diabetes care. In 1998, this passion inspired her to start her own company. The goal of DES is to support health care professionals in their journey to advance their careers in diabetes education. This support is provided through live and online training programs, free webinars, one-one correspondence and consultation. Beverly provides a variety of key note presentations and programs throughout the United States. As the director of a local Diabetes Education Program, she keeps her clinical skills fresh through one-one education, group classes and consultation. Beverly is also associate clinical professor at UC San Francisco and a visiting professor at CSU Chico, where she promotes excellence in diabetes care through education and advocacy. Beverly has a special knack of translating complex diabetes information into understandable terms that can be immediately applied in the clinical setting. She also believes that learning about diabetes should be meaningful and fun. Her courses combine cutting edge science with games, case studies and real life application, so participants leave feeling re-energized and excited about diabetes education.