Association of Diabetes Nurse Educators of the Philippines

POEM BY: PAUL RYAN S. OAPER, RN
DIABETES EDUCATION TRAINING BATCH OCTOBER 2009
Adobong Ulam Na Kay Sarap-Sarap Kainin
At Krispy Patang Tiyak Na Uulit-Ulitin
Lechon, Ice Cream, At Kare-Kareng Nakahain
Maya Maya Lamang Ito Ay Uubusin
Fiesta, Birthday At Iba’t-Ibang Okasyon
Parating May Handaan, Tiyak Meron Ding Pabaon
Balot Dito, Balot Doon Kahit Pa Maghapon
Maihatid Lamang Sa Tiyang Naghahamon
Sigarilyo, Alak, At Sangkaterbang [...]

Written by: Bryan Alfred E. De Guia, RN
Acknowledgment: AB Michel Bacabac, RN
In ARCHEOLOGY: the oldest evidence of man’s existence dated 2.5 million years ago. They say the earliest man looks more like an ape who could hardly walk on two legs — or so they say, man evolved from apes. And as time came galloping [...]

Written by: Bryan Alfred Estacio De Guia, RN
Marikina City, Philippines (April 15-28, 2009) — I CAN STILL REMEMBER THE ‘FIRST’ TIME I ENTERED THE HALLS OF ISDFI AND HEAR THE ‘FIRST’ “HI” FROM JM GOING TIPTOE UPSTAIRS THE MOMENT I GRIPPED THE STAIRCASE FOR THE ‘FIRST’ SESSION. “What a nice welcome,” I remarked. Well, you [...]

Low blood glucose or hypoglycemia is one of the most common problems associated with insulin treatment, but it can also happen to people with diabetes taking oral medications. In general, hypoglycemia is defined as a blood glucose level below 70 mg/dl. It can make you feel weak, sweaty, shaky, and irritable. The most common reasons for [...]

Are you having a difficult time in teaching your patients on how to control their food portions? Watch the following video and learn how to teach your patients portion control the easy way.

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Watch live video from ADNEP PADE Practice Teaching on Justin.tv
Watch live video from ADNEP PADE Practice Teaching on Justin.tv
Watch live video from ADNEP PADE Practice Teaching on Justin.tv
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Diabetes is a silent killer that slowly takes away people’s health, their money, their time, and their dreams. It’s a silent killer because people can have diabetes for years and not even know it.
American Diabetes Association urges the nearly 60 million Americans who are at risk for developing type 2 diabetes to take the Diabetes [...]