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- Comprehensive program that prepares pharmacists to monitor and consult on medication management
- Regularly updated content that reflects progress in anticoagulant therapy
- 12 hours of ACPE-accredited training
$199 / year
Course Overview:
CE Hours: 6 hours
Expiration: February 27, 2026
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Program Overview
Pharmacists must stay updated on the latest medication therapies, especially for diabetes, which affects around 37.3 million Americans (11.3% of the population). However, finding comprehensive and reliable training can be challenging.
We answer pharmacists’ call for diabetes education with RxAdvanced: Diabetes Monitoring & Management, 6 hours of ACPE-accredited training that offers interactive and engaging modules, continuing education (CE) credits, and completion certificates.
Course Curriculum
Review the various self-monitoring blood glucose (SMBG) technologies available to patients. Determine which patient factors to consider when recommending SMBG products and testing frequencies.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-032-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn how to evaluate self-monitoring blood glucose (SMBG) data patterns. Determine which strategies will help improve SMBG use and maximize patient outcomes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-040-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Differentiate among continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technologies. Determine which patient factors to consider when recommending a CGM product.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-041-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn how to evaluate and interpret an ambulatory glucose profile.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-038-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn how to evaluate continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data, and how to use glucose patterns to adjust diabetes treatments.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-039-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Differentiate among the types of insulin pumps. Review the benefits of adding continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) with insulin pumps to improve patient outcomes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-044-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Differentiate among insulin products. Determine which insulin products to recommend for patients with diabetes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-035-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn about non-insulin therapies for patients with type 2 diabetes. Review how to intensify non-insulin therapies to better manage a patient with type 2 diabetes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-037-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn about insulin-to-carb ratios (ICR) ratios and correction factor (CF) therapy for patients with type 1 diabetes. Review how to adjust insulin therapy using CI and CF in patients with type 1 diabetes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-043-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Evaluate the available evidence demonstrating non-glucose outcomes with non-insulin therapy. Determine which diabetes patients would benefit from a specific therapy.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-033-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Learn how to initiate and intensify insulin therapy in patients with type 2 diabetes. Determine which diabetes medications to adjust when insulin is added.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-036-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
Review hypoglycemia, and learn how to help patients identify, correct for, and avoid hypoglycemic episodes.
- ACPE Course Number: 0008-0000-23-034-H01-P
- CE Credit: 0.5 hour
What To Expect
Centered around the provision of diabetes monitoring and treatment of complex patients, RxAdvanced: Diabetes Monitoring & Management is a 12-course curriculum that provides pharmacists with the skills needed to effectively advise patients and clinicians on how to use technology and pattern management to achieve improved glycemic control. It delivers training that is focused on innovative, and technology-driven techniques for treating complex diabetes patients, resulting in improved patient outcomes. Pharmacists can complete each course within the program online at their convenience 24/7.
In this 12-part program, pharmacists will:
- Assess self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) technologies, considering patient factors and testing frequencies
- Enhance SMBG utilization for improved patient outcomes
- Differentiate continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technologies, considering patient-specific factors
- Evaluate and interpret ambulatory glucose profiles
- Utilize CGM data to optimize diabetes treatment adjustments
- Compare insulin pump types and explore CGM integration for better outcomes
- Differentiate insulin products and make suitable recommendations for diabetes patients
- Enhance non-insulin therapies for type 2 diabetes management
- Adjust insulin therapy effectively using insulin-to-carb ratios (ICR) and correction factor (CF) therapy for type 1 diabetes
- Evaluate non-glucose outcomes with non-insulin therapy and identify appropriate treatments
- Master insulin initiation and intensification, adjusting concurrent medications in type 2 diabetes
- Review hypoglycemia management, prevention, and correction
Key Benefits
- Proven Educational Elements. Includes education around the growing area of diabetes technology in healthcare from the experts at the University of Colorado Denver.
- Multi-Course Format. Allows the learner to complete in multiple sittings, making the training easy to fit into busy workdays or time away from the pharmacy.
- ACPE-Accredited Continuing Education. Pharmacists earn continuing education credit required for licensure renewal; this also provides an added incentive for the learner to complete all the courses.
- Content that Covers Innovative Practice Guidelines. Provides additional training to help pharmacists in all practice areas feel confident in providing professional guidance around complex diabetes management for patients and members of the healthcare team.
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RxAdvanced FAQ
RxAdvanced gives pharmacists an edge with efficient, relevant, affordable training to help deepen knowledge and practical skills in critical subjects. RxAdvanced also helps pharmacy leaders and administrators ensure and document staff competency with assignments, completion reports, benchmark reports, and more.
Most programs are $199; Hazardous Drugs is $99. Bulk pricing with discounts is available for enterprise clients, including an “All Access” option.
Yes, pharmacists earn ACPE CE credit for each course they complete in each program. Programs range from 5-16 hours. See program details for more information.
You have access for 12 months from the date of purchase. Courses must be completed before access expires.
Once an RxAdvanced program is completed, you will receive a printable Statement of Completion for the program. You can list your completed training on LinkedIn, Doximity, or other professional networking profile.
Each program is reviewed annually for critical guideline updates, and we release new program versions every 2-3 years. Pharmacists who purchase directly through our website will get the latest version at the time of purchase. Pharmacy leaders who purchase an enterprise subscription will be notified before we move any staff to the latest version.
At this time, RxAdvanced is designed specifically for pharmacists, with recommendations for medication management, patient counseling, and more. Pharmacy leaders who purchase an enterprise subscription may elect to assign only the Sterile Compounding and Hazardous Drugs programs to pharmacy technicians.