Past Symposium

Are we ready to measure DSMES outcomes? DESG SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM SAVE THE DATE: MADRID 11 SEPTEMBER 2024 09.00-11.00 Retiro Hall  

Dear friends, colleagues, and educators, It is a pleasure and honour to invite you all to participate at the next DESG Scientific Symposium during EASD Congress in Hamburg/Germany. The theme of the symposium for this year is: Therapeutic Patient Education on the road of Diabetes. It will be held on 5th October 2023 11.00-13.00  CET…

Diabetes Education Study Group annual symposium is now being held at the EASD annual meeting in Barcelona until 12:00.

EFFICACY OF DIABETES EDUCATION IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND MEDICAL STRUCTURES.   Click here to view the full symposium      

Here you can find the replay of symposium View conference map Download the program   14:00 – Welcome by Line Kleinebreil (FR) (DESG) and Johan Wens (BE) (PCDE)   14:10 – Session I: Non-Adherence to Treatment, WHY? Chair Line Kleinebreil (FR) (DESG), Co-chair Johan Wens (BE) (PCDE)µ “Non – adherence in Europe” Sylvia Lion, consultant, (FR) “Patients’ non-adherence and…

In collaboration with EMIRATES DIABETES SOCIETY 15-16 April 2016 Mohamed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Center, Dubai   More information here

  The Diabetes Education Study Group (DESG) is a section of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD). Its aim is to help the medical profession to realize the importance of patient education as a therapeutic measure and to analyze the needs and difficulties experienced by medical teams when they have to teach…

By the end of 2014 DAR hope to progress with the production of Ramadan focused education materials which will be presented during the conference. It will also be an opportunity to present and discuss the innovative mRamadan campaigns, using mobile phones to provide simple messages about diabetes and fasting during Ramadan, SMS adressed to selected…

Click here to view the program       The Diabetes Education Study Group (DESG) is a section of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD). Its aim is to help the medical profession to realize the importance of patient education as a therapeutic measure and to analyze the needs and difficulties experienced…

    The “Digital” did not stop 22 countries from wanting to meet face to face in Vienna’s Sutherland Hall to discuss opportunities and challenges that digital tools present. We believe these discussions are essential in preparing the future of the therapeutic education of the diabetes patients. The following questions were addressed: Are we all connected?…