Advanced Certificate Course in Diabetology for Doctors is accredited by the Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India (RSSDI), the biggest, largest and the oldest scientific organisation for doctors treating diabetes in Asia. The course is affiliated to Jaipur National University. The course provides a stand-alone, up-to-date training relevant to any Post MD/post MBBS doctor wishing to improve the quality of their diabetes care.The fellowship certificate course covers all the clinical and organizational aspects of diabetes.

July batch admission is open!

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The objective of the program is to educate and train clinic support staffs about diabetes to help them evolve as a Diabetes Educator (DE) using ‘evidence based clinical data and guidelines’ specific for India. These DE will be sensitized to the regional, cultural, social and economic aspects of their patients.

This course will be conducted in 170 pre-selected centers. Each center will enroll 15 candidates. The entire course will be for 40 hrs (4 hrs on a Sunday once in a month for 10 consecutive months). Candidates will be assessed on the basis of MCQs, role plays and practical assignments and online final exam will be conducted at the end of the year (MCQs form Modules). At the end of the course, each candidate will be awarded a certificate provided they must have attended 80% of the classes.

Eligibility

• Science graduate (B.Pharm, B.Sc Nutrition or similar, B.Sc Nursing/Associate of Science in Nursing or BSN)
• Must be working with a practicing Physician or a Diabetologist.
• Only those candidates who are willing to attend all the 10 modules and participate actively in the course will be enrolled.

For more information contact : Ms.Geethu Sanal, Phone: +91 96334 72652.

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Diabetes is one of the fastest-growing global health emergencies. According to the 2022 IDF Diabetes Atlas, 537 million people have diabetes around the globe. In Southeast Asia, it's 90 million and predicted to rise by 152 million by 2045, which is a 68% increase in the number of people with diabetes. In 2015, approximately 5.0 million deaths were attributed to people of 20–79 years of age with diabetes, equivalent to one death every six seconds. Almost 44% (240 million) of people living with diabetes are undiagnosed. A major reason for this is a lack of proper knowledge about the disease and its management, lack of quality medical support and care, etc. Empowering medical professionals, including diabetes educators with diabetes education and the latest updates in the field of diabetes, can solve such issues.

With this objective, Jothydev’s Diabetes Research Centre has created an online Certificate Course for Diabetes Educators with the goal of increasing the proficiency of diabetes educators in the management and care of diabetes.

For more details, contact: academics@jothydev.net, +91 8129166200

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