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National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS
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24.01.2022 There’s lots of #diabetes information out there. Knowing where to start can feel overwhelming! That's why we've developed our suite of NDSS fact sheets. You can find out more about managing your diabetes one step at a time. Read them all here: http://ow.ly/oBCg50AADfE
23.01.2022 Have you recently been diagnosed with diabetes? We have a range of resources to help you manage your diabetes. You can find them all here: http://ow.ly/F7ko50yKCEp
18.01.2022 It is your legal responsibility to advise the Driver Licensing Authority (DLA) in your State or Territory if you take blood glucose lowering medications, including insulin. Learn more about driving and diabetes here: http://ow.ly/Fcxq50AMWk4
17.01.2022 Nurses are important members of the health care team that supports people living with diabetes. That's why we have developed the National Diabetes Nursing Education Framework. The framework is for all nurses, and it covers all types of diabetes across different ages and stages of life. An online learning package complements the framework, helping you gain the foundation level knowledge identified in the framework.... You can find the framework here: http://ow.ly/U41Q50BCJbo #NursesForDiabetes #DiabetesNursingFramework
17.01.2022 Are you considering managing your diabetes with flash glucose monitoring? We have developed a new fact sheet to help you find out more and decide if it's right for you. Read it here: http://ow.ly/sZeT50B89Nq
17.01.2022 Signing up for KeepSight means you’ll never lose sight of future eye checks. 100,000 Australians have already registered to receive regular eye check reminders.... It only takes a minute. Sign up today - https://www.keepsight.org.au/ Read the full media release here: https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au//medi/media-releases/
11.01.2022 The glycemic index (GI) ranks how quickly or slowly carbohydrate foods affect blood glucose levels. Want to learn how to use the GI? Read our fact sheet here http://ow.ly/lBOu50Bukl0 or have a chat with a dietitian. To find dietitian, contact the Dietitians Australia on 1800 812 942 or visit www.dietitiansaustralia.org.au.... You can also speak with a dietitian on the NDSS Helpline 1800 637 700. #glycemicindex #diabetes #diabetesnutrition
11.01.2022 Are you considering managing your diabetes with flash glucose monitoring? #flashglucosemonitoring #diabetes We have developed a new fact sheet to help you find out more and decide if it's right for you. Read it here: http://ow.ly/sZeT50B89Nq
10.01.2022 Have a question about diabetes? Call the NDSS Helpline and ask to speak with a health professional. We are here to help! #diabetesquestions #NDSS
09.01.2022 Do you enjoy a tasty snack? Make your snacks worth bragging about by choosing healthy, filling options. Tell us your favourite healthy snacks in the comments. Need some tips for picking healthy snacks? Read our fact sheet here https://www.ndss.com.au//find-a/healthy-snacks-fact-sheet/ #diabetes #food4diabetes #diabetesnutrition
08.01.2022 The exact cause of #type1diabetes is unknown. We do know that some people carry genes that make them more likely to develop type 1 diabetes. Diabetes occurs in these people when something triggers the immune system to start destroying the beta cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in younger people, but it can be diagnosed at any age. What age where you when you were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes?... Want to learn more about type 1 diabetes? Read our fact sheet here: http://ow.ly/i0wb50BmILQ
07.01.2022 Happy International Day of Older Persons! This year marks the 30th Anniversary of the International Day of Older Persons. On this day we raise awareness of the special health needs had by older people. Are you looking for information to help you with your diabetes as you age? The NDSS has a range of resources to help you and your loved ones manage diabetes as you age.... These resources cover topics such as, healthy eating, your healthcare team and general health. You can find them all here: http://ow.ly/3YrK50BAK9s #dayofolderpersons #diabeteasyouage #diabetes
07.01.2022 Coeliac disease & type 1 diabetes can occur together because they are both autoimmune conditions. It’s estimated that 5% of people with type 1 diabetes may have coeliac disease. Do you have coeliac disease as well as type 1 diabetes? Learn more about coeliac disease here: http://ow.ly/34gc50AxyK5... #diabetes #coeliacdisease #diabetesandcoeliac
06.01.2022 Being physically active may help lower your blood glucose levels & keep them in your target range. Learn more about being physically active in our free online learning program, Type 2 Diabetes & Me. Sign up here https://ndsslwwt2d.learnupon.com/dashboard
05.01.2022 When choosing low-GI foods, it is essential to also consider the overall nutritional value of the food, including the number of kilojoules, saturated fat, salt (sodium) and fibre. A dietitian can help you with this. To find dietitian, contact the Dietitians Australia on 1800 812 942 or visit www.dietitiansaustralia.org.au. You can also speak with a dietitian on the NDSS Helpline 1800 637 700.... #carbohydrates #glycemicindex #diabetes #diabetesnutrition
01.01.2022 Start small & build up! The first step is to look at the barriers that are stopping you from being active. Find out ways to make it easier, like walking with a friend rather than on your own. You don’t even have to start out doing 30 minutes a day. You can try to do intervals where maybe you do 10 minutes at one time, later on in the day you can squeeze in 10 more minutes & get your 30 minutes that way. Learn more about being physically active in our free online learning pro...gram, Type 2 Diabetes & Me. Sign up here https://ndsslwwt2d.learnupon.com/dashboard See more
01.01.2022 That's why we have developed this Nursing Framework to support nurses in caring for people with diabetes. The framework is for all nurses, and it covers all types of diabetes across different ages and stages of life. You can find the Nursing Framework here: http://ow.ly/J0Qx50BCJwJ... #NursesForDiabetes #DiabetesNursingFramework
