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ACBRD Updates
Webinar Session 7
Characterising the behaviours involved in type 1 diabetes self-management
Dr Stephanie Stanton-Fay (Research Associate, University College London, UK) presented on characterising the behaviours involved in type 1 diabetes self-management. Stephanie shared insights from the UK NIHR-funded DAFNEplus study. The session was chaired by Prof Jane Speight (ACBRD) with a Q&A following the presentation.
Improving the mental health of Australians with diabetes and cardiovascular disease
LISTEN is the world’s first national helpline providing low-intensity mental health support via telehealth directly to adults with diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
A decade of difference in diabetes:
The ACBRD celebrates its 10th anniversary
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