DM 3967: Diabetes Nutrition Therapy

Diabetes Nutrition Therapy is based on the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) conclusion that blood glucose control can prevent or delay the complications of diabetes. You will learn how to apply the current medical nutrition therapy for the person with diabetes mellitus. The course includes diabetes care through the stages of life and the effects of food, exercise and medications.

• Course Author: Mary M. Russell, MS, RD, CDE.

Part I:Learn about appropriate diabetes treatment goals, monitoring medications, and exercise

• Format: Online, Mail, CD-ROM
• Number of Lessons: 3
• CEUs or Clock Hours: 24 (DMA)
• Textbooks:
  • American Diabetes Association Complete Guide to Diabetes, Fourth Edition. American Diabetes Association, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia. 22314
  • American Dietetic Association. (2003). Exchange Lists for Meal Planning and The First Step in Diabetes Management. American Diabetes Association.

  These textbooks can be ordered through MBS Direct. Ask for UND Certificate Programs, Diabetes Nutrition Therapy (#DM3967).

• Fees: $110 fee plus cost of textbook, pamphlets and $15 shipping/handling.

Part II: Explore aspects of diabetes management, including complications, life stages, and lifestyle changes. Pre-requisite: Part I

• Format: Online, Mail, CD-ROM
• Number of Lessons: 3
• CEUs or Clock Hours: 24 (DMA)
• Textbooks:
  • American Diabetes Association Complete Guide to Diabetes, Fourth Edition. American Diabetes Association, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia. 22314
  • American Dietetic Association. (2003). Exchange Lists for Meal Planning and The First Step in Diabetes Management. American Diabetes Association.

  These textbooks can be ordered through MBS Direct. Ask for UND Certificate Programs, Diabetes Nutrition Therapy (#DM3967).

• Fees: $110 fee plus cost of textbook, pamphlets and $15 shipping/handling.

(If you order Part I and Part II, save $45. Total Fee: $175 for 24 hours)

How to Register

Registration is easy:

• Register online.
• Print out and complete the application and submit it by mail or fax.
• Call our office at 1-877-450-1841 or (701) 777-4269.
• Apply in person at Gustafson Hall on the University of North Dakota campus.

Note: Registration will not be processed until payment is received unless prior arrangements have been made with the Office of Certificate Programs.