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The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is the peak Australian organisation for health care professionals providing services for people with diabetes or with an interest in diabetes care and management. Diabetes education is a specialty field of health care practice. The ADEA sets standards and develops guidelines for the practice of diabetes education as one of its strategies to achieve its aim of optimal health and well being for all people affected by, and at risk of, diabetes. This section of the ADEA website includes information and news about our activities and endeavours.

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Fellowship to support mental health research open Fri 07 Sep 2012 NEW $7.5 MILLION FELLOWSHIP TO SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH OPEN
Celebrating 31 years of excellence in diabetes education and care Thu 30 Aug 2012 Media Release
Patient empowerment key to diabetes control Wed 29 Aug 2012 Media Release
ADEA launches injection technique e-learning module Wed 29 Aug 2012 Media Release
Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records Fri 06 Jan 2012 Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records
Vision, Mission & key focus areas Mon 24 Oct 2011 Vision, Mission & key focus areas
10 Common Mistakes of Beginning Researchers Fri 23 Sep 2011 10 Common Mistakes of Beginning Researchers
New DVA Fee Schedules Fri 23 Sep 2011 New DVA Fee Schedules
Jan Baldwin Winner Strives to Leave a Legacy Thu 01 Sep 2011 Jan Baldwin Winner Strives to Leave a Legacy
Be above 5 to drive Thu 01 Sep 2011 People with diabetes need to have safe blood glucose levels before they commence driving

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