Communication in a consultation: It’s the vibe of the thing
Many people with diabetes struggle with self-care and meeting glycaemic targets. A recent Australian review found that...
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Hypoglycaemia: Why does it matter?
Hypoglycaemia is a common potentially preventable consequence of insulin and insulin secretagogues, such as...
Engage more people with blood glucose management
The CONTOUR®NEXT connected and CONTOUR®NEXT ONE meters, connected to the CONTOUR®DIABETES App provide blood glucose monitoring in an easy-to-use way...
New NDSS resources for health professionals and people living with diabetes and an intellectual disability
Adults with intellectual disabilities are two to three times more likely to develop diabetes 1. However, there are limited diabetes-specific...
Managing diabetes during and after disasters – updated resources
No matter where someone lives in Australia, severe weather events and natural disasters can happen anytime—especially in summer. Whether it’s a...
Editors Column
In this issue of the ADE we have articles covering a variety of topics relevant to our work as diabetes educators.
...Diabetes and Feet
Diabetes is the world’s fastest growing chronic condition,1 so it has never been more important to understand the complications and...
An Endurance Cyclist with Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a challenging condition to manage while exercising and requires a careful combination of self-management tools and awareness in...
Intensive insulin therapy for children in early primary school: The narratives of parents, school teachers and diabetes educators
The number of early primary school (EPS) children (aged 4–8 years) with type 1 diabetes (T1D) rises each year.1 The current recommended...
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...