The following section lists best-practice guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis and management of diabetes that have been developed for health professionals by medical experts and researchers. Although this information is accessible to non-experts, they are aimed at the practicing health professional.
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General practitioners continue to provide most of the medical support to people with type 2 diabetes. This is the most recent edition of this guide and it plays an important role in providing a readable summary of current guidelines and recommendations from various sources on the management of type 2 diabetes in the general practice setting.
For a hard copy of the 2009-10 publication contact your local Diabetes Australia office on 1300 136 588. May involve a small cost.
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These Guidelines comprise a suite of Type 2 Diabetes Guidelines recently developed under a funding agreement between the Department of Health and Ageing and the Diabetes Australia Guideline Development Consortium.
The five Guidelines in the series, when combined, present a comprehensive set of evidence-based guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis and management of Type 2 Diabetes.
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Outcomes and Indicators for Diabetes Education: National Consensus Position Information and Education for People with Diabetes: a 'Best Practice' Strategy
This report details a systematically derived framework of nationally agreed goals, outcomes and indicators for diabetes education. It provides a benchmark and policy platform for refining and evaluating the consistency, quality and effectiveness of diabetes education services which can be applied nationally and/or at a regional or local service level.
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