UBC CPD: 4th Annual BC Pediatric Diabetes Day 2019

Overview: We continue to tailor the agenda to address new treatment approaches, new technology and continuing to develop a BC Pediatric Diabetes Network with the objective of standardizing pediatric diabetes care across the province.

Target audience: pediatricians, specialists caring for children and youth with diabetes, diabetes educators, social workers, pharmacists, and dietitians.

Highlights:

• New larger venue, interesting plenary sessions and lots of small interactive workshops
• Two breakout sessions designed to address the Nursing Supportive Services educational needs
• Focus on addressing new treatment approaches, new technology and continuing to develop a standardized pediatric diabetes care across the province

Travel Grants:

• We are pleased to inform you that the BC Pediatric Diabetes Day is now offering a limited number of travel grants for eligible participants.
• Deadline to submit your application is January 20, 2019; notifications of acceptance will be sent to you by January 25, 2019.
• Accepted applications will receive up to $500 to help with travel costs and accommodation. You will be required to pay first and then receive your reimbursement after the conference (this may take 4-6 weeks). Receipts for travel and accommodation are required.
• In order to be eligible for a travel grant, you must be an Allied Health participant (Diabetes Nurse Educator, Dietitian, Nurse or Nurse Practitioner, Social Worker, etc) and your travel must involve a flight purchase. Only 1 - 2 people will be selected from each center.

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