The Australian Diabetes Society (ADS) develops diabetes related clinical guidelines and position statements from working parties consisting of endocrinologists, diabetes educators, general practitioners and other healthcare professionals providing their clinical expertise. The ADS established the Clinical Standards/Guidelines Advisory Committee (CAC) where the members review and provide feedback on guidelines, positions statements and consultation requests. The ADS also engages and in collaboration with other key stakeholder organisations for their professional advice on relevant publications. Endorsement by the Australian Diabetes Society and use of the ADS logo on any such publication requires that the ADS be invited and involved in the development of that particular position statement or clinical guideline.
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Summary The ADS together with ADEA and ANZCA have made an update to the Alert – ‘Periprocedural Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) with SGLT2 Inhibitor use in People with Diabetes’ incorporating recently published
ADS Position Statement ‘Medical Certification of Persons with Insulin-treated Diabetes in the Aviation Industry’ This is the first ADS supported position statement to address medical certification of diabetes in
The prevalence of diabetes is rising and so too is the complexity of diabetes management. There is an increasing number of diabetes medication classes and of medications within each of
Optimal initial medication We suggest the use of metformin as first-line monotherapy in adults with type 2 diabetes. Optimal Add-On Medication We recommend the addition of an SGLT-2 inhibitor to
The ADS ‘AGP Plus’ Working PartyChair: Prof Stephen TwiggMembers: A/Prof Neale Cohen, Ms Natalie Wischer, A/Prof Sof AndrikopoulosSummaryAn Australian Diabetes Society ‘Standardisation of AGP Profile Workshop’ was held on April 13th 2018,
SummaryThis Glucose Pattern Insights (GPI) report practical guide has been written to enable general practitioners to retrospective analyse data, trends and patterns arising from continuous and flash glucose monitors by
SummaryThe Australian Diabetes Society together with the Australian Diabetes Educators Association and Australasian Paediatric Endocrine Group have written the first ever Australian consensus statement on the management of type 2 diabetes in young adults. The consensus statement provides
2022 Diabetes and Feet: a practical toolkit for health professionals using the Australian Diabetes-Related Foot Disease Guidelines Following on from the release of the 2021 Evidenced-Based Australian Guidelines for Diabetes-Related
Authors: Sara Baqar, Jenny Sheen, Sofianos Andrikopoulos, Elif Ekinci Summary The Australian Diabetes Society has developed a position statement for the management of diabetes during Ramadan for people living with
Summary Diabetes Australia’s Position Statement on Type 2 diabetes remission was jointly developed by a working group from representatives of the Australian Diabetes Society (ADS), the Australian Diabetes Educators Society, provides up-to-date, practical advice
