The 2024 Diabetes Care Summit will be held on Friday, Sept. 6 in Oklahoma
City. As the region’s premier continuing education (CE) diabetes
conference, this program is designed for physicians, advanced practice
providers, nurses, pharmacists and dietitians.
Presenters will share updates in clinical approaches to diabetes management
and inter-professional strategies for diabetes self-care and education.
Expected attendance for this conference is 200 individuals.
The Diabetes Care Summit is co-sponsored by Harold Hamm Diabetes Center and the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists. (ADCES provides continuing education credits and promotional channels for the event.)
7 CMEs are approved by ADCES for nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, physicians and physician associates. This activity also discusses 1.5 contact hours of pharmacotherapeutic content. Please view the Disclosures to Learners.
Rose State College
Jeanie Webb Student Union
Midwest City, OK 73110
Online registration runs until Summit registration closes on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 11:59 p.m. Walk-in registration is available for anyone who would like to come the day of.
Walk-in Registration Available on Friday, Sept. 6
This year’s program features nationally known guest presenters, including Ajay Chaudhuri (Jacobs School of Medicine, University at Buffalo and Diabetes Center, Kaleidea Health), Natalie Bellini (University Hospitals) and others.
AM Sessions:
PM Sessions
We are offering sponsor and exhibitor opportunities for the 2024 Diabetes Care Summit. Sponsorship levels include: Gold Sponsorship ($5,000), Silver Sponsorship ($2,500) and Exhibitor ($1,500). There is a $349 exhibitor rate for non-profits. Please view the Sponsorship Information Sheet for more details.
For general information on the Diabetes Care Summit, contact Lark Zink:
Lark-Zink@ouhsc.edu |
(405) 271-2824
The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine is recruiting participants for a study aimed at understanding the factors behind Type 2 diabetes in ...
Spring 2024 Newsletter (pdf) The Spring issue highlights: The U54 CIRCLE center grant of $10.5 Million, awarded by NIH Dr. Busik – feature of the ...
A new treatment targeting the root cause of Type 1 diabetes is now available at OU Health, and for pediatric patients at high risk, this new ...