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Diabetes Update 2022: Program Evaluation - Friday, April 29th

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Assessment of Learning Objectives

Using a scale of poor to excellent, please indicate your level of confidence in the learning objective as it relates to your knowledge, belief, or behavior, pre-program and post-program.
Diabetes and Heart Failure: What must a diabetologist know?  | Shelley Zieroth, MD

Your knowledge of screening, diagnosis and management of heart failure in patients with diabetes:
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Your knowledge of the new therapeutics (including SGLT2i) in the prevention and treatment of heart failure in patients with diabetes:
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Obesity and Diabetes | Sean Wharton, MD

Your knowledge of non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic management of obesity in patients with diabetes:
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Your knowledge of recommendations pertaining to bariatric surgery in patients with diabetes and obesity:
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Decolonizing Diabetes Health Care | Randal Bell

Your knowledge of the prevalence of diabetes in Indigenous communities:
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Your knowledge of the current systemic barriers to Indigenous health and diabetes management:
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Your knowledge of strategies and initiatives to reduce the burden of diabetes in Indigenous people:
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Update on Incretin Therapies | Alice Cheng, MD

Your knowledge of the evolution of the role of incretin therapies in the contemporary management of diabetes:
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Your knowledge of the therapeutic potential and future applications of triple agonist therapy:
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Nutrition and Diabetes | Michael Mindrum, MD

Your knowledge of current and evolving nutritional approaches for the prevention and management of diabetes:
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Diabetes and Mental Health | Barry Simon, MD

Your knowledge of approaches for the screening and diagnosis of binge eating disorder and depression in patients with diabetes including specific screening tools:
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Your knowledge of treatment interventions, both lifestyle and pharmacologic, for depression and binge eating disorder:
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Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease | David Cherney, MDCM

Your knowledge of updates in recent evidence for therapies for diabetic kidney disease:
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Your knowledge of current recommended management strategies for patients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease:
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Additional Feedback 
2. From what you have learned, how will this impact / modify your practice and what will you be able to apply to your practice? What potential barriers do you anticipate and how will you overcome them?
Please indicate which CanMEDS roles you felt were addressed during this educational activity?
Sessions allocated at least 25% of the time for interaction
Did you perceive any sources of commercial bias in any of the sessions? If so, please explain:    
Did the activity comply with the Code of Ethics for parties involved in continuing medical education?
Were there any topics you think should have been addressed?  Any recommendations for future sessions?
Please share any additional comments:
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