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Tag: Jennifer Halliday

“When knowing is not enough”: The relationship between emotional distress, health literacy and diabetes management.

“When knowing is not enough”: The relationship between emotional distress, health literacy and diabetes management.

March 14, 2018October 17, 2018ACBRD

New research from Belgium shows diabetes distress and depression moderate the relationship between health literacy and diabetes self-management. 

By Jennifer Halliday


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Diabetes distress, Language Jennifer Halliday
2017 VicHealth awards finalist

2017 VicHealth awards finalist

December 7, 2017October 17, 2018ACBRD

Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook and toolkit recognised as a standout Victorian ‘Research into Action’ health promotion project. 

by Jennifer Halliday


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Awards, mental health Jennifer Halliday, NDSS, VicHealth
Can a brief, positively-worded questionnaire be used to screen for depression in people with diabetes?

Can a brief, positively-worded questionnaire be used to screen for depression in people with diabetes?

August 25, 2017October 17, 2018ACBRD

New ACBRD research published in Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice describes the validation of the WHO-5 as a first-step screening tool.

by Jennifer Halliday


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depression, Diabetes MILES Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, Jennifer Halliday

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