An Initiative of the ADS Education Advisory Committee (EAC)
Hero or Villain – Are SGLT2 Inhibitors Your Patients’ BFF or Something to Be Cautious Of? Lessons from Current Guidelines and ASN Speakers: Professor Sophia Zoungas, Professor Carmel Hawley, Professor
Improving Diabetes Management: What People Wished They’d Known When Newly Diagnosed Speakers: Dr Sof Andrikopoulos, Dr Gary Deed, Peta Tauchmann, Dr Tom Dover and Julia KnightDate: 16 November 2021
100 Years of Insulin: Innovation That Never Ends Speakers: A/Professor Roger Chen, A/Professor Sarah Glastras, Michelle Robins and Dr Konrad KangruDate: 11 November 2021
Speaker: Dr Jencia Wong Presentation Title: Type 2 diabetes in youth why early intervention is critical Date: 10 November 2021
What the Trials Have Taught Us About Glycaemic vs eGFR Control When Using SGLT2 Inhibitors Speakers: Professor Jonathan Shaw, A/Professor Elif Ekinci, Professor Toby Coates AO and A/Professor Peter MountDate:
Diabetes Australia Research Program (DARP) ADS Education Advisory Committee (EAC) Seminar Speaker: Professor Greg JohnsonDate: 14 October 2021
Why SGLT2 Inhibitors Should Be Used in Heart Failure Speakers: Professor John Amerena, Professor Meg Jardine, Professor Andrew Coates and Professor David KayeDate: 23 September 2021
Why Time in Range Matters Speakers: A/Professor Margaret McGill AM, A/Professor Neale Cohen, Michelle Robins and Dr Natalie CochraneDate: 26 August 2021
Speaker: Professor Jonathan Shaw Presentation Title: Prediabetes – does it matter and what can we do about it? Date: 3 August 2021
Management of Diabetes-Related Foot Disease in Primary Care – Caring About Feet Speaker: Dr Joel LasschuitDate: 29 July 2021
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