Adea Podcast

Jan Alford talks to ADE editor Dr Kate Marsh regarding the latest issue of the ADE. This edition gives insights to issues for people with type 1 diabetes and considerations for health professionals, including exercise, managing people with type 1 diabetes as inpatients, type 1 diabetes in the older person, insulin pump therapy and CGM. Please click here to read this edition: https://ade.adea.com.au/

Ann was a CDE of the Year recipient in 2016. Ann has worked in diabetes education since 1976. In this podcast we talk to Ann about her work with “diabetes burnout” and how she overcame professional challenges in her career. We also ask Ann what changes she has seen in diabetes management and care in her time in diabetes education. Ann received the prestigious ‘Jan Baldwin National CDE of the Year 2016’. The CDE of the Year award was facilitated by ADEA and supported by Eli Lily Australia.

Tammie is an Australian-trained bicultural Chinese dietitian and speaks fluent English, Cantonese and Mandarin. She has been working closely with the Melbournian Chinese community for 10 years. She combined her cultural knowledge with clinical experience in providing culturally tailored diabetes care for Chinese Australians. Tammie will share more on this and some of the findings in her recent research 'Not Scared of Sugar' with us on this podcast. This research was funded by the ADEA Diabetes Research Foundation. For more information, please visit https://adeadiabetesresearchfoundation.org.au/funding/recipients/not-scared-of-sugar/

Amanda Barlett answers questions asked by participants during our CGM webinar series.

In this podcast, Peta answers questions asked by members during our Medication Management webinar series.

Join the ADEA Host Jan Alford and Dr Joanne McMillan to explore the benefits of extra virgin olive oil in diabetes management.

This podcast follow's on from a recent article in the ADEA publication The Australian Diabetes Educator (ADE) regarding diabetes and tuberculosis. Jan Alford chats to Kerri Viney, author and researcher in this area. Kerri was a Registered Nurse and has additional public health qualifications and a PhD in public health. She has worked on tuberculosis (TB) management in several settings in Asia-Pacific and Europe for the past ten years. Currently she is a public health researcher at Australian National University and the Karolinska Institute (Sweden). She has a special interest in all aspects of TB management including risk factors for TB and the association between TB and diabetes mellitus, which is particularly important in the Asia-Pacific context and which was the subject of her PhD. She continues to undertake research on the association between TB and diabetes.

Host, Jan Alford, delves into the details of starting, promoting and operating a private practice with Registered Nurse and Credentialled Diabetes Educator, Lynne McCleary. Lynne is the owner and director of AH Diabetes - a private practice in Toowoomba, QLD. Lynne states she is fortunate to work with an amazing group of clinicians that make her life as both a CDE and director easy. Lynne believes that the way to improving people's health outcomes in diabetes is not necessarily having all the knowledge (it does help) but it is how we approach the people we see. Involving them in their treatment and learning to go with the flow!

In this podcast the host, Jan Alford, discusses the impact of geography on diabetes services and education with Bernadette Heenan - Credentialled Diabetes Educator with Apunipima Cape York Health Council working in remote Indigenous communities in Far North Queensland. Bernadette has been providing diabetes education to her clients for the past 12 years on a fly-in, fly-out basis from her home base in Cairns. She is part of a multidisciplinary team who work closely together with local people to help close the gap in Indigenous Health Care. Listen to Bernadette address the cultural, linguistic and socioeconomic barriers that can limit people's access to diabetes-related services and education.

The Australian Diabetes Educator publication is an exclusive membership benefit to all members of the Australian Diabetes Educators Association, available at https://ade.adea.com.au. This podcast episode features some key articles in the June 2018 edition, theme 'Pre- and Postnatal health - managing and preventing diabetes'.

In this podcast Jan will be talking with Nicole Duggan who will be providing an overview of the key principles of providing end of life care to an older person with diabetes. The listener will also receive information about advance care planning

Achieving near normal BGL’s and preventing long-term complications in the dependent older person with diabetes may not be the priority but equally it may be the priority for a fit older person with diabetes. The glycaemic management targets should be individualised to the person, considering a range of factors. In this podcast Jan Alford talks to Michelle Hogan, RN CDE, to discuss the important factors to consider.

For people with diabetes, it has been found that women with diabetes have up to a 70% greater risk of developing urinary incontinence than women without diabetes. In this podcast, Rachel Freeman talks to Gabrielle Curran, registered nurse and health support health support consultant at TENA. Gabrielle has been a nurse for 30 years and has gained experience in continence care as a district and community nurse, in rehabilitation units and in aged care. Gabrielle discusses the causes of incontinence in people with diabetes and what educators can do to help. This podcast is sponsored by TENA Health.

Want to know more about CGMS insertion sites and diabetes educators in private practice? Following her presentation for the ADEA Continuous Glucose Monitoring Webinar Series, Amanda Bartlett, RN CDE, certified product trainer and convenor of the ADEA diabetes in pregnancy special interest group talks to Rachel Freeman about some of the questions that came up during the webinar and discusses her top tips for CGM management.

In this episode, Carmel Smart and Jan Alford will concentrate on providing you with an evidence based approach to carbohydrate counting This episode is part of the 2018 Podcast series: Weight loss management and Carbohydrate Counting Methods. Create your free account and join https://learning.adea.com.au/lms/course/view.php?id=105

Did you know paracetamol affects CGM readings! Following her presentation for the ADEA Continuous Glucose Monitoring Webinar Series, Carolyn Judge, RN CDE and certified product trainer, talks to Jan Alford about some of the questions that came up during the webinar and discusses her top tips for CGM management.

In this episode, Natasha Leader and Jan Alford will provide an overview of carbohydrate counting methodologies and look at some of the benefits of this approach to diabetes management. This episode is part of the 2018 Podcast series: Weight loss management and Carbohydrate Counting Methods. Create your free account and join https://learning.adea.com.au/lms/course/view.php?id=105

The Australian Diabetes Educator publication is an exclusive membership benefit to all members of the Australian Diabetes Educators Association. This podcast episode features some key articles in the June 2018 edition, theme 'Practice Essential'.

Q&A session based on Medication Management webinar Series

To update CDEs about the physiology of weight control and the factors that influence the ability to maintain weight loss. To provide stratigies and tips to assist with the suppor to people with type 2 diabetes maintain ongoing weight control.