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Insulin pump troubleshooting for clinicians

Occlusion alarms and site failure, in the order you should work through them, written for clinicians to act on.

2 lessons
About
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Self paced, online
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Cost

$149.00

Length
Two lessons, about 29 minutes
Who it suits

Credentialled diabetes educators, pharmacists, nurses and allied health clinicians who see people using pumps.

Format
Self paced and online, in your PDC account
Written by
Credentialled diabetes educators at PDC Health Hub
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What the course covers

What you will cover

  • Occlusion alarms, in order of likelihood. What to check first, and what rarely turns out to be the cause.
  • Site failure and what to change first. Recognising absorption problems against pump faults.

This module is written as instructions for a clinician to act on, so professional access has to be verified before it can be bought.

After this course you will be able to

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The lesson list is drawn from the course itself, so it always matches what you get.

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Who teaches it

For clinicians

$149.00

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Access

Any device

Your progress is saved, so you can pick up where you left off on a phone, tablet or computer

Length

Two lessons, about 29 minutes

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This module is written as instructions for a clinician to act on, so we check your Ahpra or accrediting body registration before professional access is opened. Once that is done and you have bought it, the lessons open in your account under Learning.

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Would an appointment serve you better?

A course is general education. If you want advice built around your own history, medicines and goals, book with one of our credentialled diabetes educators instead, or as well.

Medicare (GPCCMP), NDIS, DVA and private health accepted · Telehealth available across WA