The use of linked data: implications for diabetes research and practice
BY Dr. Shanshan Lin | Dr Wenbo Peng |
Health literacy 101 – Enhancing written communication
Through effective diabetes self-management, people living with diabetes can improve their clinical outcomes and overall...
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...
The role of the diabetes educator in promoting a client-centred paradigm for older adults with diabetes in residential aged care
In 2020, an estimated 1 in 20 (almost 1.3 million) Australians were living with diabetes.1 This is likely an...
ADE Editors column – December 2022
It’s hard to believe we are almost at the end of another year and I hope you have a Happy...
Health literacy 101 – Going back to basics to move diabetes practice forward
Since diabetes self-management primarily involves health behaviour changes, knowledge and skills for self-management are...
Teaching Tip: Moral Courage do we need it?
This article discusses what moral courage is and its relationship to ethical leadership in healthcare and explores whether moral...