From the Editor
In our third edition of the ADE for 2022, we have articles covering a wide variety of topics relevant to our work as diabetes educators.
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Remission of type 2 diabetes
The prevalence of overweight and obesity continues to rise in Australia and is an underlying cause of impaired fasting glucose (IFG), impaired glucose...
ADEA Member Profile: Edwin Pascoe
What is your role within the diabetes education profession?
...FreeStyle Libre Flash glucose monitoring in someone living with Type 3C diabetes
Type 3c diabetes (also called pancreatogenic diabetes) is caused by disruption to the structure or physiology of the pancreas through pancreatitis,...
Why is choice important?
Managing T1D not only requires physical demand but there is also the psychological impact. Research shows that individuals living with T1D are required...
Button Battery Safety Standards and Blood Glucose Meters
More than one child a month is seriously injured because of ingesting or inserting a round battery.1 Button batteries are found in numerous...
Editor’s Column
In our second edition of the ADE for 2022, we have articles covering a wide variety of topics relevant to our work as...
Building a values-based business
Values are like a compass. They guide you where you want to go. And in business they are a very handy tool for deciding...
Non-glycaemic benefits of medications for people living with type 2 diabetes
There have been numerous advancements in the pharmacological management of type 2 diabetes (T2D) in recent years. Historically, the foundation of T2D...
Diabetes and Travel – time to refresh your knowledge?
With holiday travel back on the agenda, you may be finding yourself receiving requests from your clients with diabetes for travel advice and letters. ...