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Special Features
FYI
In the News
Children First: Survey of School Nurses in Georgia, January 2006 (report by Dr. Kathie Aduddell, Kennesaw University) findings: • 85% school nurses in Georgia have cared for at least one child with diabetes. • 60% of those nurses surveyed had 1-5 children with insulin dependent diabetes to take care of each day • 14% of nurses surveyed had 6-10 children with insulin dependent diabetes to take care of each day.

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Member Meeting
April 23, 2012
“Early Intervention for GDM:
Improving Outcomes and Preventing Type 2 Diabetes in Future Generations”
Speakers: Lynne Raphael MMSc.,RD,LD,CDE & Cathy Wielgus MSN,BSN,RN,CDE
Location
Saint Joseph’s Hospital
5665 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, NE
Atlanta, GA 30342
Classrooms 1, 2 & 3 (Ground Level near auditorium)
Free Parking in Employee (E) Deck
(~4 minute walk)
Cost:
$20.00 for non members
There is no charge for current
GAADE members
To register Click Here
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Future Meeting Dates
4/23/2012 location TBA
7/23/2012 location TBA
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The Diabetes Educator Certificate Course is a 3-day seminar designed for clinicians who care for persons with diabetes but who have not received specialized entry-level training in diabetes disease management. Multi-discipline health care teams interested in organizing or improving a diabetes program are especially encouraged to attend.
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2012 Course Dates
Volunteer Opportunity
to Help Our
Under Served Population
Many people in the Greater Atlanta Area who have diabetes
cannot afford healthcare.
Good Samaritan Health Clinic is a Christian Clinic with a mission to provide quality healthcare for those who cannot afford it. The clinic has an enrollment of over 600 diabetes patients; most of whom work with no health insurance.
A half-day per week would make a difference in your community and you. Make a difference with diabetes education;
contact Delise Webb
telephone number 678.553.4904