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T2DM Management in Primary Care Practice

Are your decisions to delay treatment intensification clinical inertia or “appropriate inaction?” Is obesity management a primary treatment goal for your patients with T2DM? Assess how effective you are in achieving short- and long-term therapeutic goals for your patients through our clinical assessment tool and walk away with personalized recommendations and education to address inertia through weight-centric treatment strategies.

Your next steps

1. Login today to take the assessment, get your personalized report card, and see how you compare to your peers.
2. Complete the companion CME activity.
3. Not interested in the assessment? Check out the CME activity where expert faculty share best practices for managing patients with dysglycemia and obesity.

Clinical Inertia Assessment Tool
Clinical Inertia Assessment Tool
Personalized Education (powered by ACHL Formative Assessment)

Do you measure up to addressing better diabetes management through better weight management? Find out as you complete this Clinical Inertia Assessment Tool and receive personalized recommendations and takeaways!

Faculty: Robert Kushner, MD; Donna Ryan, MD

Release Date: March 15, 2022

Expiration Date: March 15, 2023

CME/CE is no longer available for this activity

T2DM Management in Primary Care Practice: Addressing the Weight of it All
T2DM Management in Primary Care Practice: Addressing the Weight of it All
Clinical Commentary

This expert-led activity offers a “how to” method for introducing strategies that support management of both dysglycemia and obesity. This activity highlights the ramifications of untreated obesity in patients with dysglycemia to underscore the importance of early obesity intervention. It also outlines ways to individualize obesity and dysglycemia management, recognize the benefits of earlier treatment intensification and weight loss, understand the latest data with incretin-based therapies, and optimize strategies to achieve sustained weight loss in patients with T2DM.

Prior to participating in the activity, we recommend accessing the Clinical Inertia Assessment Tool to assess your ability to manage patients with dysglycemia and obesity.

Faculty: Robert Kushner, MD; Donna Ryan, MD

Release Date: March 15, 2022

Expiration Date: March 15, 2023

CME/CE is no longer available for this activity

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