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Salus Education’s "Diabetes Care at School: Bridging the Gap" has been designed by a Certified Diabetes Educator to help Texas schools meet their state and federal requirements and help school personnel to create a safe and supportive learning environment for students with diabetes. This unique and comprehensive training program offers:

 
  • Standardized diabetes management training

    • Meets the intent of Texas HB 984/Chapter 168, Texas Health and Safety Code
    • Online training is available 24/7 for all school personnel
    • Self-paced, interactive instruction does not require an instructor to deliver
    • Unlimited access--initial and refresher training is always available

  • An optional Skills Training Kit includes adequate supplies to complete training and skills assessment for 3 or more Unlicensed Diabetes Care Assistants (UDCAs)

  • An optional 124-page Companion Guide (for quick review of course material)

  • 6.0 hours of Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) credit for RNs and LVNs

  • Approved for up to 6 hours toward satisfying CPE requirements. Salus Education is an approved Continuing Professional Education (CPE) provider for the state of Texas.

  • Training documentation. Our custom-designed Learning Management System tracks user activity, prints appropriate completion certificates, and maintains training records for 7 years

  • Access to Diabetes Awareness Training for all school personnel

  • Text-fillable forms. Diabetes Management and Treatment Plan (DMTP) and Individualized Health Plan (IHP) facilitate open communication of relevant health information between the treating physician, parent(s) and the school. A text-fillable one-page information sheet for bus drivers and chaperones is also available

  • Resources such as checklists for key school personnel, sample meeting agendas, sources of assistance, links to important clinical standards of care

  • Benefits Parents. Schools are encouraged to share the online training and other resources with the parents/guardian(s) of students with diabetes.

Learn to care for the student with diabetes