Title Credit Type Event date Cost
Recorded Webinar: Finding the Intersection Between Counseling, Communication, and Social Determinants of Health
    • 1.50 CDR credits
 Enduring $29.99
Recorded Webinar: Interprofessional Updates for Diabetes and Telehealth: A Clinician’s Guide to Equitable and Collaborative Care
    • 1.50 CDR credits
 Enduring $29.99
Recorded Webinar: Insulin Delivery Devices Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond: What RDs Need to Know Now
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $19.99
Recorded Webinar: The Path to Understanding Diabetes Care & Management in Communities of Color
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $19.99
Health Inequities and Disparities in Food and Nutrition: Dietitians Can Be Agents of Change
    • 2.00 CDR credits
 Enduring $24.00
Recorded Webinar: Strawberries and Cardiometabolic Health: Current and Future Directions for Research
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $0.00
Recorded Webinar: Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes for Prediabetes and Type 2 Diabetes
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $0.00
Recorded Webinar: The Farm Bill: Implications for the Food System and Dietetic Practice
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $19.99
Recorded Webinar: The Health Care Staffing Crisis: Creative Solutions for Today's Challenges
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $19.99
Eye Health and Nutrition
    • 2.00 CDR credits
 Enduring $24.00
Recorded Webinar: Menopause Misinformation: Separating Health from Hype in the New Year
    • 1.50 CDR credits
 Enduring $19.99
Recorded Webinar: Not All Plant-Based Diets are Created Equal: Practical Ways to Help Clients and Patients Replace Processed Plant Foods with Whole...
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $0.00
Webinar: Pediatric Malnutrition Toolkit: A Review of Current and Alternative Measures Used in Clinical Practice
    • 1.50 CDR credits
 Live 01/30/2024 $24.99
Updated Guidelines for Low-Sodium Diets
    • 2.00 CDR credits
 Enduring $24.00
Recorded Webinar: Rethink Your Drink: Motivate Your Patients to Reduce Intake of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
    • 1.00 CDR credit
 Enduring $0.00

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