The Diabetes and Nutrition Education Center at Northside Hospital Gwinnett/Duluth proudly marks its 25th anniversary of continuous recognition and accreditation from the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
This milestone underscores Northside's unwavering commitment to providing high-quality diabetes education and support to the community.
Northside's ADA-recognized Diabetes and Nutrition Education Program meets the rigorous national standards for diabetes self-management education and support, and this recognition assures individuals with diabetes that the hospital offers evidence-based education and resources to manage their condition effectively.
ADA-recognized programs empower people with diabetes to gain the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to live healthier lives.
Ashley A. Decker, MSN, RN-BC, program manager/clinical specialist, Northside Gwinnett/Duluth Diabetes and Nutrition Education Center, credits the Center's 25-year success to the expertise and dedication of its registered dietitians and nurses.
"These professionals hold or actively pursue Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist credentials, demonstrating their commitment to specialized diabetes care," Decker said. "The team is passionate about empowering community members with diabetes to achieve optimal health."
About ADA Recognition:
An ADA-recognized diabetes education program adheres to the American Diabetes Association's standards for diabetes self-management education and support. These programs undergo a comprehensive review to ensure they meet specific criteria related to curriculum, staffing and demonstrated program effectiveness.
Learn more about the Diabetes and Nutrition Education Program at Northside.
