Libby Bancroft
Libby joined ADEA as a member in 2001 and first credentialled in 2010. Currently she is the Acting Lead Diabetes Educator, Clinical Nurse Consultant...
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What does person-centred care really look like in practice? (and what it doesn’t): Experiences from a joint workshop
National and international guidelines continue to advocate for the need to provide person-centred care for people with type 2 diabetes (T2D)....
NDSS Resources and Support Services
Through the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS), Diabetes Australia provides a range of information resources and educational support services to...
Factors that influence people with diabetes to have an annual influenza vaccination
A diabetes educator’s perspective
...ADEA Fellowship CDEs
Since the addition of the ADEA Fellowship award, the number of ADEA Fellows has continued to grow. The Fellowship award is an opportunity for ADEA...
Private Practice Resources for ADEA Members
With an increasing number of ADEA members commencing work in private practice, it became evident that ADEA needed to increase its resources in this...
Engaging the unengaged – ‘taking diabetes care off auto-pilot’
The management of diabetes relies heavily on glucose data. Until recently, the only way to obtain this data was with intermittent capillary blood...
Footwear and diabetes
Foot disease is, unfortunately, a common and serious complication of diabetes and can lead to ulceration and amputation. The careful individualised...