Track: Diabetic Clinical Care and Prevention

Diabetic 2026

Session Overview

This session provides an overview of clinical strategies used in the prevention and management of diabetes, including evidence-based guidelines and real-world applications. It explores the role of primary care, endocrinology, nursing, and allied health in delivering comprehensive care to individuals living with diabetes.


Key Topics

Early Diagnosis and Screening: Timely identification of diabetes and prediabetes is essential for preventing progression and reducing the risk of complications. Screening is especially important for high-risk populations and those with metabolic risk factors.


Glycemic Monitoring and Targets: Regular monitoring of blood glucose levels and HbA1c is critical for evaluating treatment effectiveness and adjusting therapy to meet individualized targets.


Patient Education and Self-Management: Empowering patients with knowledge about diet, exercise, medication adherence, and symptom recognition is crucial for long-term diabetes management and prevention of complications.


Preventive Strategies and Lifestyle Interventions: Lifestyle modification, including healthy eating and regular physical activity, is a key component of prevention and management, particularly in Type 2 diabetes.


Integrated Care and Multidisciplinary Management: A collaborative approach involving physicians, nurses, dietitians, and other healthcare professionals improves treatment adherence and patient outcomes, highlighting the value of multidisciplinary care in diabetes management.


Learning Objectives

Participants will learn practical strategies for early diagnosis and prevention of diabetes-related complications. The session aims to enhance understanding of evidence-based clinical guidelines for diabetes care. Attendees will develop skills in patient-centered education and self-management support. The session also emphasizes the importance of coordinated multidisciplinary care in improving long-term outcomes and quality of life.