Diabetes 4 Disability Course: T1/Meter/L2/Ins/NvP6/Hypo/Ggen (18148)
Introduction
Welcome to your Diabetes 4 Disability (D4D) course. I’m Jayne Lehmann, Director of EdHealth Australia and creator of the D4D course. My intention is for the D4D course to reflect your reality. The course has been completely updated and a flexible format introduced, to let us match D4D lessons to your client’s type of diabetes and the equipment and medication they use for their diabetes. Integrated into the lessons are lots of practical tips, that I will be presenting in the lessons to set you and your client up for diabetes success.
To start the first lesson, Click on Lesson 1 (Course Content table below). Look at the player feature buttons (See guide below for their functions). Set the features to suit your preferred learning style. Try the speed of the narration. Do you want to make it a little faster? I speak slowly, which can be helpful to people with English as a second language sometimes. I know you want to get through the course but be careful not to make it so fast you can’t process what I am saying!
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Contact Group Leader when you finish all online lessons and arrange to:
- Use the Practice Equipment Pack and procedures to practice the diabetes skills taught in lessons
- Book to have your skills evaluated in an Online Skills Check
The RN Diabetes Educator will:
- check your technique and talk to you about your client’s diabetes support needs.
- Ask the RN Diabetes Educator any questions you have from the D4D lessons, in the Online Skills Check.
Support is available during business hours: 9am-5pm (Australian Central Daylight Time). After hours and on weekends, send an email with your name, name of client and organisation), contact phone number, and tell us about the issue. We do our best to get back to you, out of hours. At times we will reply on the next business day.
