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Forum
DIABRIDGE Forum: Structured Diabetes Education
The inaugural DIABRIDGE Forum brought healthcare professionals together to discuss structured diabetes education. They highlighted a lack of diabetes educators, limited clinical time, and the barriers of medicine access and cost, and were clear that structured education would benefit their patients.
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Conversations
What gets in the way of delivering diabetes education consistently?
Our first DIABRIDGE Conversation asked healthcare professionals one question: what is the greatest barrier to delivering evidence-based diabetes education consistently? Their answers informed DIABRIDGE Insights Executive Brief 01.
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Executive Brief
The Implementation Gap: Structured Diabetes Education
Structured diabetes education improves outcomes, including in African trials, yet it is not reliably delivered as routine care, and published data on its reach are scarce. This brief sets out why the implementation gap forms, why it matters most in Africa, and five conditions organisations need for reliable, sustained delivery.
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