CDE Profiles: Highlighting the professional diversity of our profession
With an increasing number of ADEA members coming from a non-nursing background, we are keen to share the experiences of those...
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Type 2 Diabetes Remission Position Statement
A joint position statement has been published from a collaboration of ADEA, ADS and Diabetes Australia.
...Results of the ADEA CDE Education Review Survey
In 2020 the Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) began conducting an end-to-end education review to re-examine the education a Credentialled...
Sick day management: Updated ADEA resources
Managing diabetes during an intercurrent illness is challenging, and education regarding ‘Sick Day Management’ remains a crucial aspect of diabetes...
Changes to certification of NDSS forms from 1 August 2020
The Department of Health has undertaken a project to deliver updated NDSS IT systems and simplified business processes to reduce administrative time and...
DIY Looping Technologies
The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA), the Australian Diabetes Society (ADS) and the Australian Paediatric Endocrine Group (APEG) are...
Getting the most from your ADEA membership
In 2017, the Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) conducted its biannual membership survey which was designed to understand members’...
Getting the most from your ADEA membership
ADEA provides you with a range of valuable, cost-saving membership benefits that support your career development and needs in practice. We will continue...
Ethical Considerations and Professional Boundaries
ADEA provides its members, in particular Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs), with two specific documents to guide professional practice and assist...
ADEA Indigenous Educational Pathways Project and Credentialling for Aboriginal Health Workers and Aboriginal Health Practitioners
The ADEA recognises the need to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living with diabetes.
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