Online Learning: Diabetes Stigma for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Diabetes stigma can have a significant impact on those living with the condition, often creating feelings of blame and shame. This module, developed by the National Diabetes Services Scheme in Australia, with input from research leaders and an Indigenous expert reference group, explores the unique challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in managing diabetes.

It offers valuable insights into the prevalence and impact of diabetes stigma and provides practical strategies to reduce discrimination. Health workers and practitioners play a vital role in creating a stigma-free environment, improving care and support for those living with diabetes.

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