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Guidelines and standards

The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is Australia’s peak professional association representing diabetes educators and other health care professionals providing services to people with or at risk of diabetes and their families and carers. Our aim is to promote evidenced - based best practice diabetes education and to contribute to equitable access to quality diabetes education and care. Development and dissemination of standards of practice in diabetes education and guidelines for diabetes care, management and education is one of the strategies ADEA employs to achieve this aim. The ADEA has also included a listing and access links to national and international guidelines for diabetes education and care in this section.  

To find out more about ADEA’s standards of practice, please go directly to the Our standards of practice   page on this website. To learn more about ADEA guidelines and reports, please go directly to the Our guidelines and reports  page on this website.

To find out more about international and national guidelines, please go directly to the  International and national guidelines page on this website.