Webinar Series 5: Type 1 Diabetes

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About Course

This latest webinar series will delve into a range of topics for people living with type 1 diabetes. From technology to carb counting to exercising with insulin, our health professionals will discuss tips and tricks to assist your management of type 1 diabetes.

Across the four webinars you will:

  • Gain a greater understanding of how technology can support people living with type 1 diabetes
  • Understand how to interpret data when monitoring your glucose levels
  • Be confident in counting carbohydrates more accurately
  • Have an awareness of how you can exercise safely when using insulin

Course Content

Interpreting CGM data
Understand the key terms used in continuous and flash glucose monitoring reports Understand the term Time in Range (TIR) and how it applies to your diabetes management Understand how to use this data to help your diabetes management

  • Interpreting CGM data
    12:57

So, I want to go on a pump, what now?
Understand the benefits and challenges of insulin pump therapy Gain awareness of the insulin pump options currently available in Australia Understand the steps involved if you choose to start on an insulin pump

Advanced carbohydrate counting – tips and tricks
Overview of carbohydrate foods Basic carbohydrate counting vs advanced carbohydrate counting Overview of steps involved in advanced carbohydrate counting High protein and high fat meals Split insulin boluses

Exercise with insulin
Increase knowledge of how different exercise intensities may impact glucose response Increase knowledge on considerations and possible strategies to support diabetes management when exercising Understand where to go for further support

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