Educational Objectives:

1
The Management of Diabetes Across the Continuum
of Care Greenville Memorial Hospital

Emanuel Nites, PharmD, BCPS, PGY-2 Critical Care
Resident GHS PGY-1 Pharm Practice
Residents Matt Dorn, Pharm D,
GHS Shandi Lee, PharmD, GHS Julianne
Orr, PharmD, GHS Bethanie Gamble, PharmD, GHS
Marla Koch, PharmD, GHS Brittany NeSmith,
PharmD, SRMC Lyndsay Gormley, PharmD ,
GHS Casey Troficanto, PharmD, SRMC

• Educational Objectives
• Upon completion of this program,
• participants should be able to
• Describe new oral and injectable agents and their
  place in the treatment of the diabetic patient.
• Discuss the role of diet, exercise and herbal
  products in the care of the diabetic patients
• Identify the differences in treatment of diabetic
  patients depending on the treatment setting
  including emergency department, critical care and
  perioperative care.
• Identify controversies surrounding transitions of
  care both in the hospital setting and at
  discharge.
• Discuss the potential role for pharmacists in
  diabetes care utilizing pharmacist run clinics

January 31, 2015 Registration 730am-8am
800am-235pm Medical Staff Auditorium,
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Tuition No Charge for GHS SRMC Staff and
SCSHP Members (Use Coupon Code see
supervisor) All Others--50
Pre-Registration Is Required! Register at
http//SCCP.learningexpressce.com
Target Audience Pharmacists
ACPE 0062-9999-15-021-L01-P This is a knowledge
based activity
Statement of Accreditation ACPE Program This
program has been approved for 5.5 contact hours
(0.55 CEUs). Attendance must be acknowledged at
the registration desk upon arrival. Participants
attend entire program and complete the program
evaluation on-line within 30 days for
transmission to CPE Monitor System. No partial
credit will be awarded. The South Carolina
College of Pharmacy is accredited by the
Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
(ACPE) as a provider of Continuing Pharmacy
Education.
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