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Workshop Young Diabetic Discussion: Learn and Manage Type 1 Diabetes

DOCLink 2018 akan menyelenggarakan acara workshop dengan tema:
Young Diabetics Discussion: Learn and Manage Type 1 Diabetes


NOVOTEL, MANGGA DUA JAKARTA
Sabtu, 21 Juli 2018
16.00-21.00

MATERI ACARA:
1. Materi 1 - basic diabetes & update
2. Materi 2 - new treatment options and insulin adjustment strategy
3. Materi 3 - diabetes technology in apps, pumps and CGM

Notes:
1. Biaya Rp100.000 (akan dapat kaos lengan panjang)
2. Kuota terbatas
3. Terbuka untuk umum
4. Terbuka untuk diabetisi di atas 17 tahun (apabila anak di bawah 17, boleh digantikan orang tuanya)

For registration please contact:
Sarah: 085781068575
Dr Firas: 08159471228



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