Diabetes Educator: A health practitioner who assists patients with diabetes in managing their condition via communication, counseling, and education.

1. Diabetes Educator Course
Diabetes Educator Course: A health practitioner
who assists patients with diabetes in
managing their conditionvia communication,
counselling, and
education.

3. Training Outcomes
Describe the job of a diabetes educator and the duties of other health care professionals in
verbal form.
Demonstrate clinical and technical abilities necessary for offering instruction to diabetic or
pre-
diabetic
patients.
Demonstrate professional behaviour, personal attributes, and diabetes educator
characteristics.
Apply patient rights ideas in a variety of simulated circumstances.
Demonstrate a Diabetes Educator's communication technique, which includes a professional
look and a pleasant
attitude.
Take infection control
precautions.
Demonstrate safe and efficient patient safety
interventions.
Demonstrate the ability to analyze, develop, and arrange educational objectives for diabetes
patients.
Demonstrate the ability to implement and assess the treatment plan's success in a variety of
scenarios.
Maintain accurate documentation, reporting, and follow-up with patients and the health
team.

4. To collaborate closely with the health team, patients, and their families to
improve patient outcomes and treatment.
Describe and express the responsibilities of a basic health care
practitioner.
Explain the Diabetes Educator's functions and responsibilities in plain
language.
Demonstrate proper biomedical waste management techniques.
Demonstrate basic life support, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and other
emergency response procedures in the case of medical or facility crises.
Describe and comprehend the human body's structure and
function.
Recognize and articulate the method through which the human body regulates
blood glucose.
Explain how the pancreas contributes to the metabolism, absorption, storage,
and excretion of blood glucose in the human
body.
Describe the word "Diabetes" and its epidemiology in the Indian context.
Demonstrate the measures that should be used while administering First Aid.

5. Thank You...