Diabetes Qualified

Diabetes Qualified is a social enterprise registered training organisation and
a wholly owned subsidiary of Diabetes NSW & ACT.

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Do you support someone recently diagnosed with #type2diabetes? Type 2 diabetes & me is a FREE @NDSS_AUS online learning program with 10 short modules to help people live well with #diabetes. Find out more at - https://t.co/x4bBSOrwKz

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Findings from a recent study involving women with pre-pregnancy #diabetes (type 1 & 2) and health professionals resulted in the development of a new website resource on #breastfeeding. You can read the full study here - https://t.co/ICkIL2y1JS

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Next Thursday 24 June, @DNSW_ACT is presenting a #diabetes evening workshop for #nurses working within a hospital, medical practice, community health or aged care setting. This session is suitable for enrolled and registered nurses. For more information: https://t.co/gNu5mJCKtN

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Can people with diabetes give blood? Today marks #WorldBloodDonor Day. Find out what the donor eligibility criteria is for someone living with #diabetes - https://t.co/KwbSyUkGaL

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ConvaTec are running a 6-part professional education webinar series called the ‘The Life of Brian.’ it starts on Tuesday 1st June. The webinars guide you through case-based scenarios using a problem-solving approach. Earn CPD points.
https://t.co/tXkwLoXq3j

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A reminder the CPD year for #nurses ends 31 May! Find out what your #CPD requirements are and access a $215 discount to the #Diabetes in Practice for Nurses eLearning course (worth 12CPD points). Find out more at https://t.co/dZjzWlQ9DX

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Did you know that around 60-70% of people with diabetes have some form of neuropathy, making it one of the most common diabetes-related complications? Read more about types of neuropathy, treatment and prevention here: https://t.co/Nf7nQmV9H3

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Diabetes action plans and diabetes management plans help ensure school staff are following recommendations from the student’s health team and allows students to feel safe and supported in the school setting.
Download resources here: https://t.co/cYITrzYFSJ

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German researchers have identified six subtypes of prediabetes based on core metabolic characteristics and risk profiles.
Read the article: https://t.co/OYfZIv422V

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As we bid farewell to a challenging 2020, take a few moments to appreciate the resilience and wisdom you have gained, and all the lives you have made a positive impact on through your care. Happy New Year from Diabetes Qualified!

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A new Australian study has revealed that older nurses and midwives experience a range of workplace challenges including physical difficulties, tiredness and fatigue, being treated differently, and lack of respect and opportunities.
https://t.co/MXb2zk3NkM

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Merry Christmas from all of us here at Diabetes Qualified!
We hope you have a safe and joyful festive season with your loved ones. A special thank you to all the frontline workers who are spending today helping others 💚

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The final video in the @blackdoginst Working Towards Wellbeing series looks at a simple 7-step structure for problem solving. You might already practice this technique yourself, but teaching others will benefit their mental wellbeing and resilience.
https://t.co/NU961iEcEf

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This @blackdoginst video explains how monitoring mood changes and identifying triggers to fluctuating moods using Mood Monitoring can be a very useful tool. Watch the video here: https://t.co/HdUK6QUehB

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A study out of Finland found a connection between antibiotic use, high blood bacterial lipopolysaccharides levels, and heart disease, which indicates that bacterial infections may be a direct cause of coronary heart disease in people with type 1 diabetes.
https://t.co/vAnzvHQeJj

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December can often be the busiest and most stressful month of the year for many people. Gratitude Journaling helps you identify and focus on the good things that happened in your day. Do you know anyone who could benefit from this strategy? 😀
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Measures that help minimize your risk of COVID-19 can also have an impact on your interactions with others. This article shows you three ways to get your point across while wearing a mask – tips from a speech coach.
https://t.co/rLo2w41Sjq

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👟 Physical activity can work wonders for our mental health, the trick is to start small. Check out the next video in the @blackdoginst Working Towards Wellbeing series for health professionals for tips you can practice yourself or share with others. https://t.co/IzoiId1gUH

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The NDSS 'Diabetes and emotional health' resource has been updated. This practical guide supports health professionals to identify, address and communicate about emotional health problems during consultations with adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. https://t.co/TRXLzqDLx9

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Watch our video on how to get the most out of your e-Learning experience! For more information about our online courses for health professionals, visit our website https://t.co/eWg6Vf897h https://t.co/U2o3HifdVF