Sarah Hormachea – Page 19 – Diabetes Care and Education

Your Guide to Diabetes Supplies: Continuous Glucose Monitors

Managing diabetes is tough, especially with frequent fingerstick glucose checks. Luckily, advancements in technology and insurance now offer widely available continuous glucose monitors, easing the burden.

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Diabetes Education in Primary Care: A Healthy Partnership

A CDCES can support clinical care providers while empowering patients to achieve better metabolic health through the development of self-management skills. This role is both unique and essential.

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Move Over A1c, Make Room for Time In Range

A1c often fails to capture the nuance of day-to-day management. Time in Range a newer metric that measures the time spent within the target glucose range of known to be associated with positive health outcomes.

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Academia & Internship

Week 1: Orientation

/ January 19, 2015

Week 1 as a Dietetic Intern with Iowa State University

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Matched to Iowa State University

/ January 4, 2015

My hands were clammy and my stomach in a knot when I logged onto DICAS to check the status of my internship application. I felt fairly confident throughout the process, but in the final moments…

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Academia & Internship

Research: Building the Conclusion

/ April 22, 2014

The scientific research process has come together quite smoothly. The objectives, sources, methods and even results have taken a logical order. I formulated some observational questions, devised a plan to find the answers…

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The Science Says...

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics: Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo 2013

/ March 15, 2014

I was selected to participate as a student host at the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ annual conference in Houston, Texas. This opportunity allowed me to attend a national-level conference, network with other…

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Building a Foundation for the Undergraduate Research Symposium

/ January 10, 2014

In continuing my research for the Metropolitan State University of Denver Undergraduate Research Symposium, this portion has been by far the most tedious. I spent the past three months compiling patient medical records,…

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