Education
Supporting the development of health professionals and helping people with diabetes understand their condition
Supporting the development of health professionals and helping people with diabetes understand their condition
IDF education initiatives strive to ensure that everyone has access to diabetes education. The online courses provide learning opportunities for all people involved in diabetes care and support people with diabetes in managing their condition.
IDF Centres of Excellence are designated clinical or research institutes that form part of a voluntary international network. They offer specialised care and support to people with diabetes, helping them manage their condition for better health outcomes. Many centres also participate in research and clinical trials to develop new treatments and improve outcomes.
IDF has currently designated 22 Centres of Excellence in six regions.
IDF Centres of ExcellenceIDF has signed two strategic training collaborations with Sanofi General Medicines, and Sanofi Global Health Unit (GHU) to improve access to diabetes care through training aimed at building capacity among healthcare professionals in low and middle-income countries.
Learn moreLaunched in 2013, the Kids and Diabetes in School (KiDS) programme aims to promote a safe and supportive school environment for children with diabetes.
Starting early with diabetes education in schools and promoting healthy lifestyles can be a stepping-stone toward a diabetes-free future.
Likewise, educating young people about diabetes removes misconceptions and stigma that children with diabetes face in school and leads to understanding and acceptance.
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