Program Overview
On-demand Courses. Live Events.
One Comprehensive Foundation
NADR participants joined from 30 states, representing health systems, academic medical centers, community hospitals, specifically diabetes practices, pediatric health systems, and state health departments
Accreditation
Readiness
Documentation
Systems
Program
Sustainability
Telehealth DSMES
for Rural Communities
Understand standards and prepare your program for recognition
Build effective systems that support quality and compliance
Stregthen your program for long-term impact and growth
Expand access and equity through virtual care strategies
Earn Continuing Education Credit
Eligible activities provide NCHEC Category I Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH®). These contact hours are accepted toward continuing education requirements for CHES®, MCHES®, and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialists (CDCES®), in accordance with current CBDCE renewal requirements.
Supports the Annual 15-Hour Continuing Education Requirement
The National Standards for DSMES recommend that Quality Coordinators complete at least 15 hours of continuing education annually that is relevant to their role. NADR educational activities are designed to support this expectation by providing training in leadership, quality improvement, accreditation readiness, documentation, and DSMES program management.
PROGRAM DETAILS
What to Expect
Online Delivery
Self-paced learning to complete on your own schedule
For Healthcare
Professionals
Ideal for CDCES's, nurses, dietitionss, pharmacists, and community health workers
Certificate
Awarded
Earn the DSMES Quality Lead Certificate upon completion
Peer Network
Access to a national network of professionals working to sustain high quality DSME programs.
