Congratulations to Kay Dean and Teresa di Franco who were named co-winners of the Australian Diabetes Educators Association 2020 CDE of the Year Award.
What a way to mark World Diabetes Day 2020!
You can read about all of the State CDEs of the Year here
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Have you recently been diagnosed with #type2diabetes
Our free 2 hours online program, Type 2 Diabetes and Me, will help you learn about living with diabetes, where to go for support & provide you with links to helpful information.
Start learning today! https://t.co/bBEzImCMeW
15% of all pregnant women develop gestational diabetes; however, the incidence is higher in certain ethnic groups.
Want to learn more about gestational diabetes? Read our FAQs here: https://t.co/8VzStsMkRm
We have developed a suite of videos to help you understand gestational diabetes. Hear the stories of women who have recently had gestational diabetes.
Watch these videos to find out how to manage gestational diabetes & where to get the support you need.
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There are 6 days left for you to nominate your 2020 CDE of the Year. Know a CDE whom you feel delivers outstanding diabetes management and care? Nominate them today - https://t.co/SQRZNYfbhg
1.7 million Australians live with diabetes.
Imagine if this was your day?
Diabetes is relentless. Diabetes distress and burnout are real.
Please share this video and help us raise awareness about diabetes and mental health.
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Living with diabetes can be burdensome. The constant demands can take a toll on your mental health. As a result, many people experience distress, decreased mood & anxiety.
Learn more about diabetes and mental health here: https://t.co/M7oirPdkz8
This National Diabetes Day, let's talk about mental health & diabetes. #NationalDiabetesWeek#HeadsUpDiabetes#ndw2020
Have you experienced diabetes distress?
Read our diabetes and distress fact sheet to learn more about diabetes burnout https://t.co/euZ9vhdmSl
1.7 million Australians live with diabetes.
Imagine if this was your day?
Diabetes is relentless. Diabetes distress and burnout are real.
This National Diabetes Week, we’re tackling mental health and diabetes head on.
Life can have its challenges. Throw in diabetes and a global pandemic, it's no surprise some people might be feeling frustrated, sad, worried, down or depressed.
So, let's talk about it.
Lost or damaged NDSS card? There's some good news.
You can organise a replacement card by calling the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 or go to Request a Card here: https://t.co/ArhBZZHXpA
If you or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, this webpage has all the information you need to get started on your diabetes journey.
https://t.co/Y3GyOgKELD
You can call the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 to:
✅get advice on diabetes self-management
✅talk to a health professional about managing your diabetes
✅learn more about NDSS products
✅request a replacement registration card
✅update your contact details.
Do you take insulin? Do you know what to do if you have surgery or a medical procedure?
Learn more about surgery and hospital stays in our fact sheet: https://t.co/YEPpFAy84J
Did you know that looking after your eyes is especially important when you have diabetes?
Read our fact sheet to learn how you can look after your eyes:
https://t.co/1kUNxXqd49
People with diabetes can now access Woolworths’ Priority Assistance Program for home delivery and store pick up.
To register for the service visit:
https://t.co/woAwyZcpZV
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Did you know that looking after your heart is especially important when you have diabetes?
This Heart Week take some time to learn about diabetes and your heart by reading our fact sheet:
https://t.co/TuKcdO5tJu