After viewing the lecture presentation, learners should be able to: 

1. ​​Define medication deprescribing and describe the need to plan for medication deprescribing in the remission of type 2 diabetes with lifestyle medicine treatment.    
2. ​Compare and contrast various methods of medication deprescribing.    
3. ​Analyze various patient and clinical considerations to assess in development of medication deprescribing treatment plans.    
4. ​Compare the self-monitoring options available to patients and describe the role of patient self-monitoring in safe and effective medication deprescribing. 
5. ​Evaluate the varying classes of medications which need to be assessed for medication deprescribing with lifestyle medicine treatment. 
6. ​Discuss the side effects of various medication classes that could impede a patient’s progress with T2D remission.   
7. ​Compare and contrast the varying considerations that impact deprescribing within each diabetes medication class.    
8. ​Describe subjective and objective measures to be included in the assessment and planning of medication deprescribing.    
9. ​Establish optimal self-monitoring frequency and develop a patient plan for adjusting medications based upon self-monitoring results.    
10. ​Identify the type and frequency of follow-up monitoring and patient interaction options for optimal medication deprescribing.​