In light of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases in communities across Queensland and New South Wales, we have made the decision to move Diabetes Update Day to a virtual event. If you purchased a ticket to Diabetes Update Day Sydney or Brisbane, you will receive an email with options to transfer or refund your ticket.

Join Australia’s leading experts to discuss the future of managing diabetes, preventing and treating complications and clinical best practice.

Every year, we bring together current and future leaders in the field of diabetes. Diabetes is Australia’s fastest growing chronic disease and a leading cause of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, limb amputation, depression, anxiety, and blindness - but it doesn’t have to be this way. With a focus on prevention, early detection, optimal treatment and effective ongoing support, people living with diabetes can live a full and healthy life. This year’s conference will bring together frontline health care professionals online to learn, build networks and discuss new ideas.

Topics & Speakers:

• Psychological wellbeing as a foundation of diabetes care: Some practical steps to implementations | Sarah Lam, BSc (Psychol) Hons; MPsychol (Clin), Clinical Psychologist
• The community pharmacy model to diabetes care | Catherine Bronger, Pharmacist
• Recent advances in diabetic kidney disease | Dr Peter Choi, Nephrologist
• DiRECT study: Type 2 Diabetes Remission | Kate Gudorf, Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Credentialled Diabetes Educator
• Viruses, vaccinations and implications for people with diabetes | Malcolm Flood, Registered Nurse, Credentialled Diabetes Educator

Pricing:

• $80.00*

*brought to you for this price thanks to an NDSS subsidy

What's included:

• Access to the full-day program including presentations and live Q&A
• Access to virtual exhibition area
• 3 months access to rewatch presentations and download materials after the event
• Digital event booklet and downloadable resources
• Digital attendance certificate

CPD applications in progress with the following associations:

• ADEA (Australian Diabetes Educators Association)
• ACN Australian College of Nursing) 
• RACGP (The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners) 
• PSA (Pharmaceutical Society of Australia) 
• APNA (Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association)
• If your accrediting body is not listed here, contact them directly for self-assessment