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Two Sides of a Coin – A Journey Through Clinical Appointments from an Australian and Indigenous Perspective

Volume 22, Number 4 - December 2019

Person-centred or collaborative care is a model of care that acknowledges the expertise of both the clinician and client1. In diabetes...

BY Ashley Ng | Amira Howari | Chris Lee | Chris Aldred |

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Providing clinical and psychosocial support for insulin pump therapy: The consumer perspective

Volume 22, Number 1 - March 2019

Providing the necessary education and support for insulin pump therapy (IPT) is the key to maximising the benefits of this intensive self-management...

BY Marlene Payk | Prof. Deborah Davis | Dr Tracy Elizabeth Robinson | Dr Marjorie Atchan |

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The experience of type 1 diabetes self-management in hospital: a constructivist grounded theory

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

People living with T1D are responsible for the intricate self-management of their chronic condition....

BY Rebecca Munt | Prof Alison Hutton | Dr Lana Zannettino | Dr Tracey M Giles |

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Adding cultural dimensions to person-centred diabetes care for the Chinese community

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

Person-centred care emphasises the importance of a partnership between the clinician and the individual, with the individual taking an active role in...

BY Dr Tammie ST Choi | Dr Nicole Kellow |

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Case study: Regaining motivation and wellbeing through technology

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

Impaired awareness of hypoglycaemia is the occurrence of neuroglycopaenia without any preceding warning signs from the autonomic nervous system....

BY Margaret Loh |

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Behind closed doors – A brief review of research investigating health professional communication in diabetes care

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

Communication is the central act in diabetes care. Face to face conversations between people with diabetes and their health professionals (HPs) remain...

BY Dr Linda Jane Beeney |

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Educating future educators to support the emotional health of people living with diabetes

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

Addressing emotional and mental health needs of people living with diabetes has been identified as a significant aspect of diabetes self-management...

BY Rebecca Munt |

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Co-Designing Diabetes Care: Nothing about us, without us!

Volume 21, Number 4 - December 2018

Co-design is a framework for bringing health professionals and people with diabetes together as equal partners with the shared goal of improving...

BY Dr Kirstine Bell | Renza Scibilia | Dr Melinda Morrison | Teresa Di Franco | Frank Sita | Melinda Seed |

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Can We Make Change Happen?

Volume 21, Number 2 - June 2018

How can we make change happen for our clients? This is a question that in my experience, troubles every conscientious and committed health professional...

BY Tara MacGregor |

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Coming Out from Behind the Desk

Volume 21, Number 2 - June 2018

The aim of this article is to assist healthcare professionals who wish to explore ways to enhance their consultations with people with diabetes and...

BY Ann Morris |

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