S2 Behavioral medicine/education :
New approaches of diabetes education
Friday 29 September 09:00~11:00 | Place: Convention hall B
Chairman: Yong-Wook Cho, Dong Jun Kim
    • New approaches of diabetes education The ultimate goal of diabetes education and management is to reduce the personal, social and economic burden of diabetes, to promote quality of life and to improve health outcomes. In this session, four speakers with a volume of experience in the field of diabetes education will deliver a lecture, focused on the new approaches of diabetes education. Also, this session will show various educational methods for diabetic educators as well as diabetic patients. Please join us for this session and enjoy the exciting discussion.
David Marrero University of Arizona, USA S2-1 The role of patient reported outcomes in diabetes clinical care and education
Se Eun Park Sungkyunkwan University, Korea S2-2 Making guidance about essential information for the diabetic educators
Juhee Cho Sungkyunkwan University, Korea S2-3 Challenges of patient education in digital health era
Su Jin Song Hannam University, Korea S2-4 Nutritional strategies to change dietary behaviors for diabetic patients
S7 Self-care :
The importance of self-care in diabetes management
Friday 29 Septemberr 16:00~18:00 | Place: Convention hall B
Chairman: Hyung Joon Yoo, Jeong Rim Lee
    • The importance of self-care in diabetes management Effective diabetes management is very important not only simple glucose management but also improving patient’s self-care management skills. In this session, Helen Snell (Diabetes Service Nurse Leader, New Zealand) will present the status of diabetes education in New Zealand, Larry Hirsch (Becton Dickinson and Company, USA) will discuss about Lipo-hypertrophy, glycemic variability, and injection technique, post-FITTER – why I.T. all matters, Prof. Suh, Eunyoung (Seoul National University, Korea) will introduce the ‘Core values and competence of education nurses for patients with diabetes’ and Jung, Jinhee (Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Korea) will share and discuss the results of study which is conducted by Korean Association of Diabetes Nurse Educators. Research subject is ‘The effect type2 diabetes management using a smart-phone based blood glucose management training program’. Please join us for this session and enjoy the exciting discussion.
Helen Snell MidCentral Health, New Zealand S7-1 The education, accreditation and practice of the nurse specialising in New Zealand
Laurence Hirsch Becton Dickinson and Company, USA S7-2 Lipohypertrophy, glycemic variability, and injection technique (I.T.), post-FITTER – why I.T. all matters
Eunyoung Suh Seoul National University, Korea S7-3 Core values and competence of education nurses for patients with diabetes
Jin Hee Jung Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Korea S7-4 The effect type 2 diabetes management using a smartphone-based blood glucose management training program
S12 Clinical nutrition :
Korean traditional food and health
Saturday 30 September 09:00~11:00 | Place: Convention Hall B
Chairman: Duk Kyu Kim , Kyu Jeung Ahn
    • Traditional food and management of health and diabetes The shift from the traditional diet to the western diet is thought one of the main causes of not only metabolic diseases including obesity, diabetes and hypertension but also many kinds of cancers. There are many kinds of traditional diets in the world. What is the main characteristics of traditional diets and those diets are really healthy diets? In this session, four prominent researchers will present their excellent findings and evidences on traditional diets from large population data, randomized controlled trial and long term prospective cohort studies. Prof. Min-Jeong Shin (Korea University, Korea) will talk about the diet, metabolic signature and type 2 diabetes risk in Korean population. Prof. Tae Sun Park (Chonbuk National University, Korea) will present on Korean traditional dietary pattern and diabetes with their recent evidences from randomized controlled trial. Prof. Wei Zheng (Vanderbilt University, USA) will talk on lifestyles for healthy living and longevity with results regarding the association of disease risk with dietary intake and other lifestyle factors from large prospective cohort studies in Asians. Finally, Dr. Cecilie Kyrø (Danish Cancer Society Research Center, Denmark) will present on Nordic diet and prevention of cancer, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease with recent data of the most important food components of Nordic diet, whole grains and biomarkers.
Min-Jeong Shin Korea University, Korea S12-1 Diet, metabolic signatures and type 2 diabetes risk in Koreans
Tae Sun Park Chonbuk National University, Korea S12-2 Korean traditional dietary pattern and diabetes - benefits and risks
Wei Zheng Vanderbilt University, USA S12-3 Lifestyles for healthy living and longevity: results from large prospective cohort studies in Asians
Cecilie Kyrø Danish Cancer Society Research Center, Denmark S12-4 Nordic diet and risk of cancer, type 2 diabetes and heart disease
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