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The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) was formed in 1981 and is the leading Australian organisation for health care professionals providing diabetes education and care.

📄 What is a Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE)?This simple, shareable PDF explains what a CDE might support you with,...
24/10/2026

📄 What is a Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE)?
This simple, shareable PDF explains what a CDE might support you with, from understanding diabetes and managing medications to setting health goals and navigating NDSS resources.

CDEs take an individualised, person-centred approach to diabetes education and care:

Follow the link to view or share the PDF:
https://ow.ly/wwIF50X1hmp

Help shape ADEA's 2027 Branch Conferences! What conversations should diabetes health professionals be having in 2027? We...
23/10/2026

Help shape ADEA's 2027 Branch Conferences! What conversations should diabetes health professionals be having in 2027? We're seeking expressions of interest from ADEA members to join Program Organising Committees (POCs) for our Queensland, NSW/ACT and Victoria/Tasmania Branch Conferences. As a POC member, you'll play a key role in shaping next year's conference programs while building your professional network, developing your skills and earning up to 5 CPD points. Members from any state or territory are welcome to apply. Expressions of interest are now open: https://ow.ly/C9Bo5100nwN

Webinar today📣  Understanding Toujeo: from Clinical Evidence to PracticeJoin ADEA tonight for an educational webinar wit...
20/10/2026

Webinar today📣 Understanding Toujeo: from Clinical Evidence to Practice

Join ADEA tonight for an educational webinar with Kay Dean and Dr Tom Dover, exploring Toujeo’s role in diabetes management.

From clinical evidence to everyday diabetes care, the session will revisit the clinical use of Toujeo and explore practical considerations relevant to Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs) and other diabetes health professionals supporting people living with diabetes.

📅 Tonight, Tuesday 20 October 2026
🕖 7:00 pm–8:00 pm AEDT
💻 Online webinar

Register now: https://ow.ly/vuAN50ZVelC

This webinar is sponsored by Sanofi. Content is provided for health professionals and does not imply endorsement of any product by ADEA.

16/10/2026
Stay prepared for natural disasters: essential NDSS resources for people living with diabetesWith the increasing impact ...
15/10/2026

Stay prepared for natural disasters: essential NDSS resources for people living with diabetes

With the increasing impact of natural disasters like cyclones, bushfires, and floods. it's crucial for those living with diabetes to have a solid plan in place. A diabetes plan and emergency kit can significantly reduce health risks during and after such events.

CDEs and allied health professionals play a vital role in supporting your clients.

Encourage them to check if they have an up-to-date diabetes plan and emergency kit, utilising latest resources from the National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS:

✔️ My Diabetes Plan for Natural Disasters: A checklist available in eight languages to assist with preparation.
✔️ Diabetes and Natural Disasters: Have a Plan. Be Ready: An animated video for people living with diabetes.
✔️ Short Video Series: Four informative videos for health professionals.
✔️ Have a Plan. Be Ready. Poster: A poster for your workplace to promote disaster preparedness.

For more information and to access these resources, click here: https://ow.ly/cPga50VaJkC

You can also check our list of NDSS resources here: https://ow.ly/cVeh50VaJkE

📣Allied Health Professions DayDiabetes care is strengthened by the knowledge, care and collaboration of allied health pr...
14/10/2026

📣Allied Health Professions Day
Diabetes care is strengthened by the knowledge, care and collaboration of allied health professionals.

From education and behaviour-change support to nutrition, exercise, mental health, podiatry, pharmacy and other areas of multidisciplinary care, allied health professionals play an important role in supporting people living with diabetes.

On Allied Health Professions Day, ADEA recognises the allied health professionals, Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs), ADEA members and colleagues who help make diabetes care more connected, practical and person-centred.

Thank you for the work you do across communities, services and care settings.

Ready to create lasting change in First Nations health? Applications close this Friday. Join ADEA and help strengthen di...
13/10/2026

Ready to create lasting change in First Nations health? Applications close this Friday. Join ADEA and help strengthen diabetes care in communities across Northern Queensland.

📌 Remote position | 0.4 FTE
📌 Northern Queensland project
📌 12-month fixed contract
📌 Immediate start
📌 Attractive remuneration

ADEA is seeking an Education Project Officer to work with key stakeholders across the Northern Queensland PHN to facilitate the development of a new diabetes support worker pathway for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander health workers and practitioners.

The pathway will support health workers to provide timely, culturally appropriate diabetes care and support in their communities, particularly in rural and remote areas where access to specialist diabetes services can be limited.

The role will involve stakeholder engagement, co-design, project coordination, implementation and promotion, working closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health professionals, diabetes clinicians and educators, health services, training providers, employers and other key stakeholders.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply.

For further information about the position or to request a copy of the position description, please email [email protected].

To apply, please email your CV along with a response of no more than two pages addressing the selection criteria.

Join us for a webinar exploring the role of Toujeo in contemporary diabetes management. Drawing on both clinical evidenc...
08/10/2026

Join us for a webinar exploring the role of Toujeo in contemporary diabetes management. Drawing on both clinical evidence and real-world experience, the session will revisit the use of Toujeo in practice, discuss practical considerations for diabetes care, and explore its relevance for CDEs supporting people living with diabetes. Register here: https://ow.ly/vuAN50ZVelC

This webinar is sponsored by Sanofi. Content is provided for health professionals and does not imply ADEA endorsement of any product.

New Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand consensus guidelines for the screening, assessment and management of type 2 diab...
07/10/2026

New Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand consensus guidelines for the screening, assessment and management of type 2 diabetes in children and adolescents have been published. Endorsed by ADEA and 12 other peak health organisations, the guidelines represent the first consensus collaboration of paediatric, diabetes, primary health care, consumer and research organisations across both countries. Read the guidelines: https://ow.ly/ql4050ZVcco

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