Satellite symposia are non-commercial, grant- funded learning activities that are planned and conducted by the corporate community in conjunction with AMCP 2026. Satellite symposia offer continuing pharmacy education (CPE) credit, and some offer continuing medical education (CME) credit and continuing nursing education (CNE) credit.
Registration, content, and continuing education are the sole responsibility of the provider. There is no fee for pre-registering for these educational activities, as registration is for planning purposes only.
- Tuesday, April 14, 2026
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Location: 105 | 11:30 am - 1:30 pm CT
Managed Care Perspectives on Achieving Diabetes Treatment Goals Using New Monitoring Technology
- Provider: Cornerstone Medical Education and American Academy of CME, Inc.
- Supported by: This activity is supported by an independent educational grant from Abbott Diabetes Care.
- Continuing education: This educational activity has been designed and developed for managed care pharmacists, and other managed care professionals, who help care for patients with diabetes through their role as a managed care clinician.
- Contact hours: This activity provides 1.5 ACPE contact hours (0.15 CEUs) of continuing education credit.
Program Description
Designed as an adaptive, timely, and engaging approach that includes a live satellite symposium at the 2026 AMCP Annual Meeting and a 12-month enduring on AMCPlearn.org, this initiative will provide managed care professionals with a comprehensive exploration of current quality measures in diabetes and best practices for using monitoring devices to meet these metrics. The critical role of the managed care professional in aligning managed care and provider clinical decision-making with current evidence and patient-specific factors to ensure appropriate management of diabetes will be a central theme and a point of incisive expert focus throughout the activity. Practical insights from expert faculty on overcoming healthcare disparities and inequities that can adversely affect patient outcomes in diabetes will be discussed, tangibly highlighting the imperative need for collaboration and the importance of individualized, data-driven, and equitable monitoring and treatment selection. Interactive questions will be employed to maintain engagement and assess learning throughout, and time permitting, an audience Q&A with the faculty will conclude the live event.Learning Objectives
- Review the most recent updates to diabetes-related quality metrics.
- Examine the role of continuous monitoring in meeting diabetes quality metrics and improving patient outcomes.
- Evaluate data supporting the cost-effective use of advances in diabetes monitoring to improve patient outcomes.
- Assess diabetes monitoring utilization in practice via real-world patient case scenarios.
Program Manager
Bryan Taylor
Cornerstone Medical Education
bryan.taylor@cornerstonemeded.com
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