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New-Onset Diabetes after Transplantation
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| CME Approved Training Program |
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Despite the apparent high incidence of new-onset diabetes after transplantation, it is suspected
that it is currently underdiagnosed. In addition to the increased risk for further complications
that diabetes imposes for all patients, the development of diabetes in transplant recipients is
also associated with reduced graft function and patient survival.
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In providing the latest thinking on new-onset diabetes after transplantation, this CME approved
program provides information about the serious consequenses of this disease. It aims to inform on
current practice methods including immunosuppressive strategies, to minimize the risk for this
complication and to provide management options for those patients that develop diabetes after
transplantation.
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This interactive program includes self-assessment questionnaires for each learning module.
- Learning Module 1: Diabetes mellitus
- Learning Module 2: New-onset diabetes after transplantation
- Learning Module 3: Clinical impact of new-onset diabetes after transplantation
- Learning Module 4: Risk factors for new-onset diabetes after transplantation
- Learning Module 5: Role of immunosuppressive therapies on risk for new-onset diabetes after transplantation
- Learning Module 6: Management of new-onset diabetes after transplantation
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Sponsored and Approved By:
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Jointly sponsored by the Dannemiller Memorial Education Foundation (USA) and 4D Communications Ltd.
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Sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Novartis Pharma AG
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This educational activity has been approved by:
- Dannemiller Memorial Educational Foundation for a maximum of 6 category 1 AMA PRA credits (USA)
- Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians for 6 CPD Credits (UK)
- The Bavarian Chamger of Physicians for 6 Credits (Germany)
- SACCME for 6 credits (Spain)
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| Released: May 2003 |
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Download Program
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This download contains an EXE program that is held in a .zip file. Please save the zip file to your
hard drive and run the Diabetes.exe program directly from your computer.
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| Click here to download zip file |
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| Once the program has been downloaded, open/run the Diabetes.zip
program to use the tutorial |
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Minimum System Requirements
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- Intel Pentium class processor running at 150MHz or greater
- Microsoft Windows® 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000, or XP
- 16Mb RAM (32Mb RAM for Windows NT or 2000)
- Monitor displaying thousands of colours
- Screen resolution of 800 x 600 pixels or greater
- 5Mb of free hard disk space
- Internet Explorer 4.0 or greater
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