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While everyone may have more time at home - take time to go ahead and submit your reimbursement scholarship application. ADCES 2020 is still on for August at last check. Submitting applications are currently due by April 17th so please consider going ahead and submitting. We want strong representation at the conference this year! Click on the link for the application: GA CB Annual Meeting Reimbursement Application 2020 final.docx (2314 k)
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Hope each of you are enjoying or at least surviving the busy holiday season. Your Georgia CB has been working tirelessly to prepare an amazing Annual Symposium for each of you. Registration links are now available for Registration for the Symposium on Saturday, February 22nd, and for the Social Event on Friday (open only to AADE members). The link to register for the hotel is also open. Here are the links: Social Event Registration: https://www.myaadenetwork.org/p/cm/ld/fid=8247 Attendee CE Conference Registration: https://www.myaadenetwork.org/p/cm/ld/fid=8253 Hotel Information: Event Summary: GA Association of ...
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AADE19 Meeting Recap

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As AADE 2019 Houston draws to a close, I want to thank all the individuals from GA- the attendees, speakers, and our national officer- Mandy Reece, AADE Treasurer, for representing our state so well. We had a great group join us for the Thurs. night networking event and gave out Atlanta brochures and our GA Peach keychains, inviting all to join us for AADE 2020 in Atlanta. On Friday, we gathered as many as possible for the picture on the Teeter Totters outside the Convention Center, and this morning we were able to gather 4 of our 9 scholarship attendees, for pictures with me, your current GAADE CB chairman. Our recipients this year were- Lisa Graham (ATL), ...
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The Northwest GA Local Networking Group (LNG) in association with The American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) would like to invite you to our Business Meeting and Dinner Presentation: Presentation: Freestyle Libre CGM Presenter: Gaston Ponte, MD, CCD, FACE Endocrinology, Health First Medical Group Date/Time: May 16, 2019; 5:30 pm Location: Romano’s Macaroni Grill 3625 Dallas Highway, SW Marietta, GA 30064 Space is limited; please RSVP by May 13, 2019 to: NWGAdiabetes@gmail.com
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The Georgia Coordinating Body of the AADE is proud to announce a new LNG has been formed in Northwest Georgia. The very first meeting will be held on March 28, 2019 at 5:30 pm. Please see below for details. Please share email with anyone you think may be interested. The Northwest GA Local Networking Group (LNG) in association with The American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) would like to invite you to our Business meeting and Dinner Presentation: Presentation: ADA/EASD and AACE/ACE Treatment Algorithms for Management of Type 2 DM Presenter: Geraldine Francisco, CDE, NP-C Date/Time: March 28, 2019; 5:30 pm Location: Paulding Hospital-Atrium ...
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I am resorting to the back door method for posting this event. I am so sorry for the delay. I WILL WIN OVER TECHNOLOGY!! LOL If you click on the Orange heading below, it will take you to the registration page. For our upcoming First Annual GAADE State Wide Meeting. This is going to be a great meeting so I hope you will join us. Please share with anyone you think would be interested!!! Thank you!! My AADE Network : First Annual GAADE State Wide Meeting : Event Details What: First Annual GAADE State Wide Meeting All day CEU event – 7 hours of CEUs available. Topics include: Telemedicine, Celiac Disease, ...
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Northwest Ga LNG

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Calling all Northwest Ga AADE members Please see attached letter which you should be receiving in your mail soon. We are in the process of forming a Northwest Ga LNG. We need each and every member from Northwest Ga to make this a success!
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AADE New Year’s Resolution Getting More Involved As 2017 comes to a close I would like to say thank you to each and every member of AADE for all that you do on a daily basis to care for those with diabetes. With that said I would like to encourage you to make a resolution to become more involved in 2018. As Kim Sinclair has brought to our attention in previous blogs this organization is “fueled by volunteers”. Each and every one of us has an opportunity to make a difference within AADE, which ultimately will impact that care we provide to our patients. So when considering your New Year’s resolutions why not make 2018 the year you decide to become involved! ...
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Coordinating Body

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On behalf of GA AADE, I would like to thank Dawn Taylor of Valdosta, for her leadership for the Coordinating Body over the past year. This organization as you know is "fueled by volunteers" and Dawn has spent countless hours keeping us on track. Even as I have agreed to step into this position for the coming year, she has agreed to stay on as chairman, emeritus as I begin to find my way. Thank you Dawn for all the countless hours you have invested. A special thank you is also due to the other members of the coordinating body who have actively volunteered, some for many years. Their "corporate" knowledge and technical expertise has been invaluable to our ...
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We have a new Local Networking Group (LNG) that was created by Hannah Day and Mandy Reece! This is very exciting news for us Georgia Peaches! Remember, if you are not involved in an LNG in your area and wish to get involved you can search for one close to you via MyAADE Network under State Network or contact a Coordinating Body Member. Being involved in an LNG provides you with great learning opportunities and it is also a wonderful way to meet colleagues in your area and attend networking events and educational dinners! If there isn’t an LNG by you, then you can create one with some colleagues. The Coordinating Body is here to help you develop one so you are ...
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It’s almost that time!!! What are you looking forward to seeing or doing at AADE 17? Have you been checking out the commercials created by our fellow members? If not please take a few minutes to check them out - http://www.aademeeting.org/make-arrangements-aade17/ . Some are especially funny and cute! Check out “Kentucky on the Road to AADE17” or “Superheroes Coming to Indianapolis” . Seems like our cohorts had great fun putting these together. Anyone headed in early to take in one of the preconference Symposia – Sustaining your Diabetes Education Program, Pharmacology Boot Camp or Best Practices for the National Diabetes Prevention Program ...
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Here is great food for thought from one of our Atlanta Coordinating Body Members! Be an Inspiration to All, Including Yourself! How long have you been a diabetes educator? One year? 15 years? How do you stay motivated in order to inspire behavior change in your patients or staff? If you are reading this blog, then you are a role model to your patients and most likely to your family as well. Finding inspiration and joy in every day existence can be trying. Being human equates to life stress: family, relationships, health, job and even traffic (if you live in Atlanta!). There is nothing like traveling to make you feel inspired and grateful for ...
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Blogging Etiquette

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If you are like me, I wondered, “what’s a blog”? Blogs are web-logs, informative news or articles about specific topics. So what are some basic rules of etiquette for blogging? Here is some commonsense pointers from Dr. Dave and Dr. Dee ( http://www.drdaveanddee.com/blogetiquette.html) : Respect the views of other bloggers. You can have a dissenting opinion and still be respectful. Before you hit submit, re-read your entry. Never reply with personal attacks. Discuss issues in a mature manner. Refrain from using foul or vulgar language; it turns people off Apologize if you make a mistake or give erroneous information Use correct ...
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The Georgia Coordinating Body would like to thank all of the members who recently applied for our Registration Reimbursement Scholarship!! We had some great applications!! The following members have been awarded scholarships: Britt Rotberg Margaret Bahrami Stacey Joiner Pam Luke Anne Mishser Elizabeth Muchini Anne Peterka Shannon Dukes​ Many thanks to each of these ladies who do so much for their community and AADE!! Congratulations and we look forward to seeing each of these SWEET GEORGIA PEACHES in INDY!!!
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In January I had the opportunity to attend the CB leadership training in Chicago. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn about AADE's strategic plans for 2017, as well as to network with other CB members across the country. Topics reviewed and discussed included - AADE Today and Tomorrow - Advocating for Your Profession and Your Role as a Volunteer - College Diabetes Network - Pathways to National Leadership - Everything you need to know about Planning a conference - Virtual Meeting
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How to Subscribe to Staying Connected! By Bethany Jagdharry, RN, BSN, CDE – Savannah, GA - Georgia Coordinating Body Member Subscribing to discussion boards for your LNG on the My AADE Network is one smart move! It helps you stay connected, get reminders about upcoming events and share information on job openings in the area around you. It’s super easy to subscribe. Here are the steps: 1)Sign in to My AADE Network 2)Click on the My State Network link on the top navigation bar (under the words My AADE at the top) 3)Scroll down to the area that says “Get Connected Close to Home” 4)Click “subscribe” then “add” You may now be thinking, “Gosh! ...
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Those are such great questions! Let's break it down a bit: AADE stands for American Association of Diabetes Educators. Wow! All of America?! How does such a large, national organization help people all the way down in Georgia? Well, that's where the CB comes into play. The CB stands for the Coordianting Body. The CB is a state level arm of AADE that helps every state communicate, benefit, learn from and plan with AADE. The CB is usually a small group of volunteers (Georgia currently has 4 CB Members) who work for about 2 years to improve things from state wide conferences to start up and continuations of LNGs. LNG stands for Local Networking Group. ...
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Happy Monday, AADE Members! The Georgia CB is pleased to announce this fantastic scholarship opportunity for Georgia AADE Members! It's one of the many ways the Georgia CB wishes to serve AADE members. Another intitiavie of the Georgia CB is to help start new, thriving Local Networking Groups (LNGs) across the state. Would your area benefet from an LNG? Let us know! Do you have other ideas for ways the CB can better serve you? We'd love to hear! Feel free to reply to this post with ways you'd like to see the CB help the state of Georgia with diabetes education. Sincerely, Your Georgia CB
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As Georgia AADE membership and activity continues to grow, we encourage you to take a look at all the great things AADE has to offer. The MyAADE Network may not seem particularly user friendly at first, but with a little looking around, you'll discover that there are many ways to use it to your benefit! Not only can you use it to receive updates from your local, state, and national leadership teams, you can also use it to talk about important issues or ask questions to other members. Did you meet someone at a networking event but didn't get their email address? You can also look up AADE members from all over the United States! Check out the posting below ...
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