2020 International Congress of Diabetes and Metabolism

S2 Behavioral medicine/education : How to transition adolescents with diabetes from pediatric to adult care? On-Air Channel B	09:10~11:10 / Friday 18 September Chairman:Doo-Man Kim, Dong Jun Kim	Overview
Adolescents and young adults with diabetes continue to face barriers as they transition from pediatric to adult care. It is important to establish the successful transition model from pediatric to adult care to ensure continuity of care and avoid patient disengagements. This session highlights the recommendations in good transition from pediatric to adult care, discuss practical experiences, and identifies areas for improvement in current transition practice.
Jae Hyun Kim Seoul National University, Korea	2-1Recommendations for the good transition-how to transit?
Jung Hwa Lee Khyunghee University Hospital at Gangdong, Korea	2-2"Live" diabetes education tool for transition
Min Young Noh Seoul St. Mary Hospital, Korea	2-3Nutritional strategies during transition
Seung Jae Jeong Samsung Medical Center, Korea	2-4Exercise recommendations for good transition

S6 Self-care : Various approaches for obesity management in diabetic patients On-Air Channel B	14:00~16:00 / Friday 18 September Chairman:Jeongrim Lee, Jung Hwa lee	Overview
Obesity is a major cause of diabetes, and weight control is very important to control diabetes. In this session, we will look at various approaches that can be used to manage obesity in diabetics. First, we would like to look at the use of motivational interviewing techniques to change eating habits of obese diabetics, drug therapy used for obesity management, and diet and nursing care before and after bariatric surgery. Through this session, you will be get a useful information that can be used to manage obesity in diabetics.
Seolhyang Baek Dongguk University, Korea	6-1Motivational interviewing technique as a way of changing eating habits in diabetic patients with obesity
Bo Yeon Kim Sooncheonhyang University, Korea	6-2Medication for obesity treatment
Mee Ra Kweon Seoul National University Hospital, Korea	6-3Nutritional management in bariatric surgery
Kyung Eun Bae Sooncheonhyang University Hospital, Korea	6-4Nursing management of before and after bariatric surgery

S8 Clinical nutrition : Current status of MNT in Korean diabetes patients On-Air Channel B	16:20~18:20 / Friday 18 September Chairman:Ahn Kyu Jeung, Sung Rae Kim	Overview
This session focuses on the current status of MNT in Korea. First, there will be a review on nutritional patterns of Koreans and analyzes recent dietary survey data. Second, a recent study on food and nutrition intake according to diabetes awareness will be introduced. Finally, an assessment and discussion on current sodium intake recommendations in Korean diabetes patients will be presented. We hope that this session will be helpful in revising the MNT guidelines for diabetic patients in Korea in the future.
Shin Je Moon Hallym University, Korea	8-1TBD
Hae-Jeung Lee Gachon University, Korea	8-2 Comparison of differences in health behavior and dietary intake according to diabetes awareness
Jong Han Choi Konkuk University, Korea	8-3Assessment of current sodium intake recommendations in Korean diabetes patients

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