Learn how one study from Johns Hopkins University focuses on the prevention and treatment of diabetes in Native American Youth! https://t.co/U1An4lphPu
Interested in learning more about Intergenerational Diabetes Prevention and Management Programs for Native American Youth? Check out our webinar recording: https://t.co/QNpsD70KFX
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The NCPC Research Division has received high @NAPCRG Honors, and an invitation to present research findings at the Society of Academic Primary Care in Exeter, United Kingdom in 2019! Congratulations Dr. Gaglioti! @sapcacuk
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JOIN US NOW FOR OUR WEBINAR! Earn CME credits and learn how one study from Johns Hopkins University focuses on the prevention and treatment of diabetes in Native American Youth! Click Here https://t.co/RthHTudZW6
The Home-based, Intergenerational Diabetes Prevention and Management Programming for Native American Youth program is the 1st diabetes prevention and management program developed for & with Native families. Join our webinar July 19 at 2PM EST to learn more https://t.co/fJZXBahFgx
Hear the lessons learned from the development and implementation of the JHU ToD program, Home-based, Intergenerational Diabetes Prevention and Management Programming for Native American Youth and earn CME credits during our webinar https://t.co/tp0zUbxm0J
Rachel Strom Chambers, MPH and Nicole Neault, MPH share their current efforts to ensure ToD and other diabetes prevention and management programs are culturally and contextually appropriate in our CME accredited webinar July 19 at 2PM EST. Register https://t.co/dzgoiMIpo6
Successful Community based diabetes research has many components. Earn CME credits and learn how one study from Johns Hopkins University focuses on the prevention and treatment of diabetes in Native American Youth. Register https://t.co/YZ3tm3MMZS
Tick Tock! Don't forget to register for our CME Accreditated webinar on Home-based, Intergenerational Diabetes Prevention and Management Programming for Native American Youth July 19 at 2pm EST https://t.co/VM09Mznaxm
Nicole Neault, MPH works with the Johns Hopkins @JHUCAIH as a Field Manager for many of the Centers behavioral health programs, including Together on Diabetes. Hear her advice on the community based participatory process during our webinar July 19 2PM EST https://t.co/tI6A1onwGk
Our webinar host, Rachel Strom Chambers, MPH has been working at the Center for American Indian Health for over 7 years to improve the health of Native communities. Meet her and earn CME credits at our webinar July 19 at 2 PM EST https://t.co/lZKzPcu0FN
The Home-based, Intergenerational Diabetes Prevention and Management Programming for Native American Youth program is the 1st diabetes prevention and management program developed for & with Native families. Join our webinar July 19 at 2PM EST to learn more https://t.co/Hir5inJnDA
Rachel Strom Chambers, MPH and Nicole Neault, MPH share their current efforts to ensure ToD and other diabetes prevention and management programs are culturally and contextually appropriate in our CME accredited webinar July 19 at 2PM EST. Register https://t.co/JtU2l3wdKk