#18ADC included the latest research on technology, complications and emotional health: read more about our highlights
By ACBRD Staff
Category: Conference
Diabetes technology in Australia: What’s available, what works, and what’s coming?
Supporting the emotional health needs of Australians with diabetes in clinical practice
At #18ADC, the ACBRD convened a symposium to focus on evidence-based psychological care
Resilience and patient-reported outcomes discussed at PSAD 2018
Highlights of the 23rd Spring Scientific meeting of the PsychoSocial Aspects of Diabetes (PSAD) Study Group (Verona, Italy).
Calling all health professionals for your chance to win a FREE registration to the 2019 ADS/ADEA Australasian Diabetes Congress.
The 2018 ADS/ADEA Australasian Diabetes Congress is being held between 22-24 August in Adelaide. At this event, we will be convening and chairing an ADEA symposium, which will focus on how health professionals like you, are putting the NDSS Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook and toolkit into clinical practice.
So, we invite you to submit your experiences or a case study as an entry to our competition. If your entry is shortlisted, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences at the conference by giving a short oral presentation during the symposium. The overall winner (to be selected based on the submission and the presentation) will win a FREE registration for the 2019 ADS/ADEA Australasian Diabetes Congress.
Click here to download a copy of the flyer!
Moving forward with self-management
The 3rd International Conference of the Diabetes Self-Management Alliance.
by Dr Christel Hendrieckx
Innovative ideas in Health Psychology, EHPS 2017 exceeded all expectations
Guest blogger Milou Fredrix shares her experiences of #EHPS2017
by Milou Fredrix – Health Behaviour Change Research Group, NUI Galway
A UK academic tour for the ACBRD
In the interests of strengthening existing collaborations and building new ones, Jane, Jessica and Elizabeth visited diabetes researchers and clinicians in various parts of England in the weeks following the conference. Jane and Elizabeth visited Dr Debbie Cooke at University of Surrey to progress plans for a UK/Australia survey of quality of life among people with diabetes.
by Prof Jane Speight, Dr Jessica Browne and Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
ACBRD well-represented at Diabetes UK
Three of our researchers, Prof Jane Speight, Dr Jessica Browne and Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott, visited the UK in March to present their work at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference.
by Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott and Dr Jessica Browne