Short sleep duration contributes to increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes and glucose dysregulation
BY Dr Giuliana Murfet | Dr. Shanshan Lin |
Engaging With Purpose: What Motivational Interviewing Has Taught Me About Creating Behaviour Change
Promoting behaviour change related to health within the realm of diabetes education is more complex than merely disseminating...
Motivational Interviewing as an Approach for Partnership in Diabetes Education
Based on the belief that language and actions of practitioners can significantly boost individuals’ motivation to adopt...
The vital role of health professionals in bringing an end to diabetes stigma
Diabetes stigma and discrimination refer to the negative social judgments, stereotypes, prejudice about, and prejudicial...
Finding the Sweet Spot: Improving Diabetes Care Through Assessing and Optimising Sleep
Sleep is a fundamental component of health and well-being. Inadequate and poor sleep quality are associated with increased...
What is time-restricted eating and how could it be used to manage hyperglycaemia?
Our ability to obtain and consume food at all hours of the day is a common facet of modern-day society which has contributed...