Living with Diabetes
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- What to expect at your first doctor’s visit
- An overview of the different types of diabetes – Types 1, 2, 3, and others
- Various treatment methods and options
- All about Insulin pumps and other devices
- How to manage specific symptoms of diabetes and treat pain
- Natural and homeopathic remedies
- A comprehensive nutritional guide for diabetics
- Exercise regimes recommended for diabetics
- How to care for mental health issues, including depression and anxiety
- What it means to cope with a chronic illness
- Where to find support and resources in your community
How is the Living with Diabetes course assessed?
There is a short multiple choice exam at the end of each module for you to take and you’ll know your score immediately.
By studying Living with Diabetes online with IOA, you do not pay an extra fee for sitting an exam or have to wait for a set date to sit an exam.
Living with Diabetes Course Syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction
- What is Diabetes, and Who Gets It?
- Common Symptoms and Diagnosis
- Type 1 Diabetes
- Type 2 Diabetes
- Type 3 Diabetes
- Gestational Diabetes
- MODY, LADA, and Other Types of Diabetes
- Preparing for Your First Appointment
Module 2: Treatment and Care For All Types
- Understanding Treatment Options
- Testing Glucose and Hemoglobin
- Treating With Insulin – Injectables and Devices
- Non-Insulin Injectables
- Oral Medications
- How to Avoid Diabetes Complications
- Patient Advocacy: Know Your Rights
Module 3: Managing Your Symptoms
- Treatment for Neuropathy
- Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia
- Battling Fatigue and Low Energy
- Taking Control of Weight Fluctuation
- Itchiness, Rashes, and Other Diabetic Dermadromes
- Caring for Mental Health Issues
- Homeopathy and Natural Medicine
Module 4: Practicing Self Care
- Nutrition Guide for Diabetics
- How to Manage Carb and Caloric Intake
- Calculating Energy Expenditure
- Developing a Personalized Exercise Regime
- Diabetes and Sexual Health
- Coping with Stress and Frustration
Module 5: Long-Term Management for a Happy, Healthy Life
- It’s Ok to Not be “Okay”!
- Developing and Sticking with a Treatment Plan
- Finding the Right Doctors, Clinics, and Practitioners
- How to Prepare for Emergencies
- Diabetes at School and in the Workplace
- Getting Support from Family and Friends
- Reach Out: Online Communities, Forums, and Groups
- Diabetes Resources in Your Area
Who is this course for?
- Individuals who have recently been diagnosed with diabetes
- Those currently being tested for diabetes
- Anyone who worries they may have diabetes
- Family members of a loved one who has diabetes
- Individuals who have diabetes and want support and resources
- Those who want to manage their diabetes more effectively
Requirements
This Living with Diabetes course is open to all, with no formal entry requirements.
Career path
This course serves as a good introduction to diabetes for individuals pursuing medical and nutrition careers, as well as caregivers to all ages:
- Diabetes Specialist
- Nutritionist/Nutrition Counsellor
- Teacher, Childcare Worker, Daycare Attendant
- Elderly caretaker/ Live-in Caregiver
- Nurse
- Doctor's Assistant
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