2016 International Conference on Diabetes and Metabolism

S2 Behavioral medicine/education :
Current management of type 1 diabetes in real clinical practice
** Simultaneous Interpretation (EN to KR): Friday 14 October 09:00~11:00 | Place: Convention hall B
Chairs: Doo Man Kim, Dong Jun Kim

- Type 1 diabetic patients have different clinical characteristics and natural courses compared to type 2 diabetics and these differences require different standards of care. The management of type 1 diabetes must take the major differences between children of various ages and adults into account. In this session, four speakers with a volume of experience in the field of management of type 1 diabetes will deliver a lecture, focused on real clinical practice (general management guideline, educational programs for improving self-management, dietary intervention, and psychosocial understanding). Please join us for this session and enjoy the exciting discussion.

	Dong-Hyeok Cho Chonnam National University, Korea	S2-1 Clinical practice guidelines in management of type 1 diabetic patients
	Eun Kyung Kwon Samsung Medical Center, Korea	S2-2 Education programs for the better self-management of children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes
	Mi Ra Rho Boramae Medical Center, Korea	S2-3 Dietary intervention in patients with type 1 diabetes
	Myeoung Sook Lee Dongsan Medical Center, Korea	S2-4 Psycosocial understanding and diabetes education for children with type 1 diabetes mellitus

S7 Clinical nutrition :
Nutrition in diabetes prevention
** Simultaneous Interpretation (EN to KR): Friday 14 October 16:00~18:00 | Place: Convention hall B
Chairs: Hak Chul Jang, Kyu Jeung Ahn

- Type 2 diabetes mellitus is preventable disease and many studies show that people at high risk for diabetes can prevent or delay the onset of diabetes by intensive lifestyle modification programs. Now, the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Korea and Korean Diabetes Association are working together to make a Korean national program for diabetes prevention. In this session, Prof. Dae Jung Kim (Ajou University, Korea) will present about the food and nutrient as a risk for diabetes, Prof. Yoon Ju Song (Catholic University, Korea) will discuss the nutritional strategy for diabetes prevention, Prof. Hyunjung Lim (Kyung Hee University, Korea) will introduce a new education program based behavior-change theory and Prof. James A Dunbar (Deakin University, Australia) will share and discuss the results and experience of 10 year diabetes prevention study in Australia.

	Dae Jung Kim Ajou University, Korea	S7-1 Food, nutrient and risk of diabetes
	Yoon Ju Song The Catholic University of Korea, Korea	S7-2 Dietary components and nutritional strategies in the prevention and management of type 2 diabetes
	Hyunjung Lim Kyung Hee University, Korea	S7-3 Theory-based nutrition intervention for preventing diabetes
	James A Dunbar Deakin University, Australia	S7-4 Diabetes prevention in Australia: 10 years results and experience

S12 Self-care :
Patient-centered educational strategies for managing diabetes
** Simultaneous Interpretation (EN to KR): Saturday 15 October 14:00~16:00 | Place: Convention hall B
Chairs: Bong Yun Cha, Jeong Rim Lee

- In this self-care session, we will have two distinguished speakers. Dr. Masatake Sugimoto from Japan will explain how important it is for medical practitioners to switch their viewpoint from ‘a doctor manages their patient’ to ‘a patient manages their diabetes’. Dr. Hannah Mitter from U.S.will discuss how community health educators, including physicians, nurses, dietitians, nutritionists, other medical professionals, and trained non-medical personnel can participate community lifestyle intervention programs.

	Masatake Sugimoto Tokyo Adventist Hospital, Japan	S12-1 From a physician-centered approach to story-centered care
	Hannah Mitter Circle of Community Health Educators International, USA	S12-2 Community prediabetes/diabetes self-care education: nutrition, exercise & lifestyle change skills