Education
The National Association of Diabetes Centres’ (NADC) vision is to improve the ability of diabetes services, to deliver better health outcomes for all people with, or at risk of, diabetes and to promote strategies for the management as well as the prevention of complications.
One way to achieve this is through high quality education for health care professionals involved in delivery of care to people living with diabetes.
Primary Care Diabetes Webinars
The National Association of Diabetes Centres (NADC) in partnership with the Primary Care Diabetes Society of Australia (PCDSA) is pleased to invite you to a series of lunchtime webinars for healthcare professionals.
A range of topics and speakers is available to all healthcare professionals live and FREE, fortnightly on Thursdays from 12.30 to 1:15 pm through to December 2021.
Foot Forward Lunch & Learn
FootForward has created a webinar series to help you understand and implement current international guidelines adapted to the Australian experience.
Join our internationally recognised experts in the management of diabetes foot related disease as they discuss current, innovative and holistic approaches to keeping people with diabetes ulcer-free.
Access & book the foot forward Online Sessions or to watch any past sessions
Patient Education Resource Library (PERL)
The NADC Patient Education Resource Library has been made possible through the partnership with Healthily (GoShare) & Western Sydney Diabetes.
PERL enables you to access an extensive library of patient education resources including fact sheets, videos, apps and websites that can be seamlessly sent to your patients with diabetes via email or SMS
National Diabetes Care Course
The National Diabetes Care Course has been developed by the National Association of Diabetes Centres (NADC) to provide healthcare providers in a range of general care settings with current knowledge of diabetes clinical management and self-care regulation.
NADC Webchats
The NADC webchats aims to assist you and your team in providing diabetes care during these challenging times and beyond.
