Each year, thousands of Canadians with diabetes develop advanced kidney disease, often without early warning. Together, we can change that.
CHEP+ and Diabetes Canada are launching the Diabetic Nephropathy Prevention Program (DNPP), a national peer-to-peer initiative helping clinicians improve early detection and prevent diabetic kidney disease.
As a Peer Clinical Educator, you will:
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Drive guideline adoption with the 2025 CKD update
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Promote early ACR screening and timely intervention
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Empower colleagues to improve patient outcomes in your community
Join our Train-the-Trainer program to receive full support from CHEP+.
After training, you’ll lead 2–3 small-group learning sessions with peers.
About This Program
About the Program
The Train the Trainer Program equips clinicians and educators with the tools, knowledge, and resources to deliver high-quality education within their regions.
Through this initiative, participants will:
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Receive accredited training on CKD screening and management in diabetes, aligned with the new 2025 CKD Diabetes Canada recommendations.
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Access a comprehensive suite of learning materials, including case studies, slide decks, and facilitator guides.
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Participate in interactive workshops and webinars led by national experts.
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Gain the ability to deliver local training sessions to primary care teams and community health providers.
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Apply the new 2025 CKD Diabetes Canada recommendations in their practice for improved patient care
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Gain access to CHEP+ accredited online programs and conferences and receive modest honorarium
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Become a CHEP+ certified facilitator able to deliver educational programs
Target Audience
This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare educators/promoters) working with people with or at risk for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease.
