Program details
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Education and integrated care - education (K)
Digital intervention for DSMES
Chair(s): Min Kyong Moon, Ohk-Hyun Rhu
Friday 26 September, 08:40~10:00
Room 4
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This session, organized by the Committee of Education of the Korean Diabetes Association, explores the integration of digital technologies into diabetes self-management education and medical nutrition therapy. In response to the rapid expansion of digital health tools, the session aims to provide healthcare professionals with practical insights and critical evaluations of current digital interventions. The program will introduce a variety of digital tools designed to improve dietary adherence, support personalized nutrition counseling, and empower individuals with diabetes through active digital engagement. In addition, it will address the strengths and limitations of digital approaches in Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support, offering a balanced perspective on their clinical utility and implementation challenges.
This symposium will be particularly valuable for clinicians, educators, and researchers interested in harnessing digital innovation to improve diabetes care outcomes.
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S05-L1
Eunyoung LeeIlsan Paik Hospital, Korea - Digital tools for medical nutrition therapy (당뇨병 영양관리에서의 디지털 기기 활용)
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S05-L2
Hye Young LeeAsan Medical Center, Korea - Using digital tools to increase activity in diabetic patients (당뇨병 환자의 신체활동을 높이기 위한 디지털 도구의 활용)
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S05-L3
Jae Hyun BaeSeoul National University, Korea - Strengths and pitfalls of digital intervention for DSMES (당뇨병 자기관리교육·지원을 위한 디지털 중재의 강점과 한계)
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Education and integrated care - self care (K)
Expert guidelines on advanced insulin injection techniques
Chair(s): Hyeryeon Kim, JungHwa lee
Saturday 27 September, 08:40~10:00
Room 4
(Walker hall 2, 1F) - Accurate and consistent insulin injection is vital for effective diabetes management. This session will highlight key updates from the 3rd edition of the "Insulin Injection Education Guidelines for Diabetes Educators," published by the Korean Association of Diabetes Nurse Educators. It will also cover practical strategies based on the latest international FITTER Forward Expert Recommendations. The revised guidelines emphasize standardizing core techniques-such as site rotation, needle choice, insertion angle, and injection force-to strengthen the clinical skills of diabetes educators across various care settings.
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S13-L1
Yeonjeong JangSeverance Hospital, Korea - Insulin injection technique & instrument choice (효과적인 인슐린 주사법과 적절한 주사도구 선택)
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S13-L2
Wookyung DoSeoul Natinal University Hospital, Korea - Education for better outcomes: preventing lipohypertrophy from insulin injections (치료 결과 향상을 위한 교육: 인슐린 주사 부위 지방비대증 예방)
- Panel discussion
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S13-P1
Young NaYeouido ST. Mary’s Hospital, Korea -
S13-P2
Hyang Mi JangGangnam Severance Hospital, Korea -
S13-P3
Giyeon LeeSoonchunhyang University Hospital, Korea -
S13-P4
Hye Ryoung YunJeonbuk National University Hospital, Korea
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Education and integrated care - nutrition
Sustainable diets for diabetes prevention: balancing health and environmental impact
Chair(s): Ji-hyun Lee, Sang Soo Kim
Saturday 27 September, 11:00~12:20
Room 4
(Walker hall 2, 1F) - Sustainable Healthy Diets are dietary patterns that promote all dimensions of individuals’ health and wellbeing; have low environmental pressure and impact; are accessible, affordable, safe, and equitable; and are culturally acceptable. In relation to this, the EAT-Lancet Commission proposed a healthy and sustainable diet model that aims to provide health to the population and the planet, called the “Planetary Health Diet.” This section will provide the concept of the Planetary Health Diet and how it can be applied to people with diabetes.
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S16-L1
Molly K ParkerVirginia Tech, USA - Planetary health diet index: a holistic perspective on health, sustainability, and diet
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S16-L2
Sukyoung JungKIHASA, Korea - Exploring the evidence: planetary health diet index and diabetes
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S16-L3
Jeeyeon KimEunpyeong St. Mary's Hospital, Korea - Sustainable diets for diabetes prevention: balancing health and environmental impact
- Panel discussion
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S16-P1
Soo Kyoung KimGyeongsang National University, Korea -
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Yoonju SongThe Catholic University of Korea, Korea -
S16-P3
Jaewon ChoSamsung Medical Center, Korea
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