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Submit your case study about the care, education, and self-management of diabetes involving the use of flash glucose monitoring and LibreView and the ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) report for your chance to win a share of nearly $5000 in scholarship prizes.
You’ll also go into the running to receive full registrations to the Australasian Diabetes Congress 2023 and your case study could be featured in the Abbott FreeStyle Case Study booklet, a prominent publication that will be printed and showcased at the congress.
See what the 2022 People’s Choice Award recipient says about the competition and its benefits on diabetes care.
Submit your case study now |
Make an enquiry |
Please submit your entry following the guidelines and using this TEMPLATE.
Submitted case studies should include principles of person-centred care and adhere to the Diabetes Australia language position statement and the Reconciliation Australia language guide while discussing the use of flash glucose monitoring and LibreView that incorporates the AGP Report.
Selected by reviewing panel.
The People’s Choice Award will be selected by delegates at the ADC.
Video criteria
Introduction (30–40 seconds):
Initiation (50–60 seconds):
Impact on client outcomes and quality of life (30–40 seconds):
Conclusion (30–40 seconds):
The judges’ criteria at the ADC will form 60% of the votes, with the remainder being based on member votes via the ADEA Learning Management System.
People’s Choice Award
Read the top 10 case studies in 2022 here: Abbott Case Study Booklet 2022.
Congratulations to Shona Vigus, CDE, who won the Abbott Freestyle Living with Diabetes Case Study People’s Choice Award for her case study FreeStyle Libre flash glucose monitoring in someone living with type 3c diabetes.
This presentation by Karen Crawford has been developed by the case study judges and it offers tips to ensure a successful case study submission.
Hosted by Dr Ashley Ng, this podcast with Chris Uren, winner of the 2019 Abbott Case Study Competition, shares tips and tricks about submitting a written case study.
Chris discusses his experience with the preparation phase, challenges, and invaluable takeaways from his own work in the process.
Shona Vigus is the People’s Choice Award winner for best case study in the Freestyle living with Diabetes — learning from people living with Diabetes competition held in Brisbane in 2022.
In this webinar, she shares her approach to optimise care and improve the lives of those living with diabetes.
This podcast is with Katherine Snars, who was the runner-up for the Freestyle Living with Diabetes: Learning from case studies competition.
Applicants must obtain written consent from people with diabetes discussed in the submitted case studies, giving permission that they are happy for the selected case studies to be published via print and/or online by ADEA.
The competition is managed and facilitated by ADEA based on consultation with a review panel of experienced endocrinologists and CDEs.
Abbott financially supports this program.
Submit your case study about the care, education, and self-management of diabetes involving the use of flash glucose monitoring and LibreView and the ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) report for your chance to win a share of nearly $5000 in scholarship prizes.
You’ll also go into the running to receive full registrations to the Australasian Diabetes Congress 2023 and your case study could be featured in the Abbott FreeStyle Case Study booklet, a prominent publication that will be printed and showcased at the congress.
See what the 2022 People’s Choice Award recipient says about the competition and its benefits on diabetes care.
Submit your case study now |
Make an enquiry |
Please submit your entry following the guidelines and using this TEMPLATE.
Submitted case studies should include principles of person-centred care and adhere to the Diabetes Australia language position statement and the Reconciliation Australia language guide while discussing the use of flash glucose monitoring and LibreView that incorporates the AGP Report.
Selected by reviewing panel.
The People’s Choice Award will be selected by delegates at the ADC.
Video criteria
Introduction (30–40 seconds):
Initiation (50–60 seconds):
Impact on client outcomes and quality of life (30–40 seconds):
Conclusion (30–40 seconds):
The judges’ criteria at the ADC will form 60% of the votes, with the remainder being based on member votes via the ADEA Learning Management System.
People’s Choice Award
Read the top 10 case studies in 2022 here: Abbott Case Study Booklet 2022.
Congratulations to Shona Vigus, CDE, who won the Abbott Freestyle Living with Diabetes Case Study People’s Choice Award for her case study FreeStyle Libre flash glucose monitoring in someone living with type 3c diabetes.
This presentation by Karen Crawford has been developed by the case study judges and it offers tips to ensure a successful case study submission.
Hosted by Dr Ashley Ng, this podcast with Chris Uren, winner of the 2019 Abbott Case Study Competition, shares tips and tricks about submitting a written case study.
Chris discusses his experience with the preparation phase, challenges, and invaluable takeaways from his own work in the process.
Shona Vigus is the People’s Choice Award winner for best case study in the Freestyle living with Diabetes — learning from people living with Diabetes competition held in Brisbane in 2022.
In this webinar, she shares her approach to optimise care and improve the lives of those living with diabetes.
This podcast is with Katherine Snars, who was the runner-up for the Freestyle Living with Diabetes: Learning from case studies competition.
Applicants must obtain written consent from people with diabetes discussed in the submitted case studies, giving permission that they are happy for the selected case studies to be published via print and/or online by ADEA.
The competition is managed and facilitated by ADEA based on consultation with a review panel of experienced endocrinologists and CDEs.
Abbott financially supports this program.