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Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)

French translation: éducateur agréé en diabète (EAD)

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English term or phrase:	Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)
French translation:	éducateur agréé en diabète (EAD)
Entered by:	Carolingua

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21:30 Nov 6, 2009

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English term or phrase: Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)

I will be posting each term individually, but in order to give the proper context, I must give you the entire question that is giving me problems (which contains multiple terms and part of the challenge is differentiating between them):

"Are you currently a practicing, certified diabetes educator, diabetes nurse educator, or a diabetes educator?"

The purpose is to differentiate among the following types of professions or equivalents (in Canada):

Diabetes Educator (DE):
Diabetes Nurse / Nurse Educator – (DNE)
Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE):
Licensed or Registered Nurse (RN or LPN)

So far here's what I'm coming up with, but I'm only guessing as a starting point since I have no idea what the proper terminology is for Canada. I could use any help I can get!

Diabetes Educator (DE): Educateur(trice) en diabétologie
Diabetes Nurse / Nurse Educator – (DNE): Infirmier(ère) educateur(trice) en diabétologie
Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE): Educateur(trice) certifié(e) en diabétologie
Licensed or Registered Nurse (RN or LPN): Infirmier(ère) autorisé(e) ou immatriculé(e)

Also, the are all these acronyms in the source (RN, LPN, DNE, etc.)...should I try to include acronyms in the translation as well or is it best to leave those out?

Thank you in advance for sharing your expertise.

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éducateur agréé en diabète (EAD)

Explanation:
C'est le terme utilisé au Canada. http://www.cdecb.ca/Docs/2008 Handbook French.pdf

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Au Québec, les termes "certified" et "certifcation" se traduisent respectivement par "agréé" et "agrément", en particulier dans les ordres professionnels.
Je fais d'ailleurs partie de l'OTTIAQ (ordre des traducteurs agréés du Québec et non pas "certifiés") http://ottiaq.org/index_fr.php

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éducateur agréé en diabète (EAD)

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éducateur/trice en diabète certifié(e) EDC

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certified diabetes educator (cde) éducateur/trice en diabète certifié(e) EDC

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Politique de protection des renseignements personnels LifeScan Canada ... qui soit de préférence un éducateur/trice en diabète certifié(e), pour déterminer ...
www.lifescancanada.com/.../subsection.asp?...

Professionnel de la santé enseignant aux diabétiques comment gérer leur diabète. Certains éducateurs en diabète sont certifiés (EDC). ...
www.disetronic-ca.com/.../DCM_general_article_81.htm

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certified diabetes educator (cde)

éducateur agréé en diabète (EAD)

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