Personalised Approaches for Complex Populations

Personalised Approaches for Complex Populations

In today’s episode, Dr Bob Gabbay is joined by Dr Anne Peters to discuss personalized insulin approaches for complex populations. They discuss: * Why personalization is particularly important in insulin therapy * The patient groups most in need of a tailored approach * How comorbidities or frailty influence insulin decision-making * Guidelines, flexibility, and local solutions Dr Peters is a Professor of Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, and Director of the USC Clinical Diabetes Programs. Explore more on the ATTD Education Portal [https://unlok-education.com/attd/]. Register now to access exclusive content and stay ahead in the field! Make sure you’re subscribed to the ATTD Podcast feed today. Leave us a review and share with a colleague.

Overcoming Barriers to Insulin Adherence

In this episode, host Bob Gabbay and his guest, Diana Isaacs PharmD, break down common barriers to insulin adherence; from the common reasons people may struggle with insulin, to behaviour change approaches that can help clinicians support their patients. They discuss: * The barriers most misunderstood by clinicians * Communication and motivational interviewing with patients * Emotional burden and fear of hypoglycemia * Practical strategies clinicians can use to support patients more effectively * The role of the wider diabetes healthcare team Diana Isaacs is an Endocrine Clinical Pharmacist and Director of Education and Training in Diabetes Technology at the Cleveland Clinic. Explore more on the ATTD Education Portal [https://unlok-education.com/attd/]. Register now to access exclusive content and stay ahead in the field! Make sure you’re subscribed to the ATTD Podcast feed today. Leave us a review and share with a colleague.

Preventing & Managing Hypoglycemia

In this episode, host Bob Gabbay and his guest, Professor Simon Heller, discuss preventing and managing hypoglycemia, with a focus on the risks, recognition, and safety education. They discuss: * Why hypoglycemia remains a major concern in insulin therapy * Key risk factors to keep in mind * Clinical signs or patient-reported symptoms * Prevention strategies * Importance of patient education * Balancing glycemic targets with hypoglycemia risk Prof. Simon Heller is Professor of Clinical Diabetes at the University of Sheffield, and Director of Research & Development at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust. Explore more on the ATTD Education Portal [https://unlok-education.com/attd/]. Register now to access exclusive content and stay ahead in the field! Make sure you’re subscribed to the ATTD Podcast feed today. Leave us a review and share with a colleague.

Smart Tools & Technology for Better Insulin Outcomes

In this episode, host Bob Gabbay and his guest, Professor Tadej Battelino, Co-Chair of ATTD, discuss the latest technological innovations in diabetes, including delivery innovations, connected devices, titration support. They discuss: * The new technologies making the biggest difference in insulin therapy today * The role of smart pens, connected devices, and apps * Biggest clinical impact - including adherence, titration and outcomes * Accessibility of these tools in real-world practice * Advisor role of AI * The promising future of technology in insulin therapy and a functional cure Professor Tadej Battelino is Co-Chair of ATTD and Chair of International Diabetes Federation Europe. Explore more on the ATTD Education Portal [https://unlok-education.com/attd/]. Register now to access exclusive content and stay ahead in the field! Make sure you’re subscribed to the ATTD Podcast feed today. Leave us a review and share with a colleague.

Fixed-Ratio Combinations (FRCs) in Practice

In this episode, host Bob Gabbay and his guest, Dr George Grunberger, Chairman of the Grunberger Diabetes Institute, discuss best practice and guidance around basal insulin and GLP-1 combinations. They discuss: * What exactly fixed-ratio combinations are and the problems they tackle * Identifying patient candidates and timelines for starting FRCs * Meaningful benefits of FRCs compared with basal insulin alone * Concerns and limitations of FRCs * How guideline recommendations currently position FRCs in diabetes management Dr George Grunberger, Chairman of the Grunberger Diabetes Institute in Michigan. George is also Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine at Wayne State University School of Medicine, and Professor of Internal Medicine at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. Explore more on the ATTD Education Portal [https://unlok-education.com/attd/]. Register now to access exclusive content and stay ahead in the field! Make sure you’re subscribed to the ATTD Podcast feed today. Leave us a review and share with a colleague.