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Diabetes education, care and community

The Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) is Australia’s peak body for diabetes education, management and care. We support Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs) and diabetes health professionals through professional standards, education, resources and advocacy.

Find support for living with diabetes, explore professional learning, and connect with the diabetes education community. Learn about ADEA.

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What is a CDE?

A Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE) is a health professional with specialist knowledge and expertise in the field of diabetes education. CDEs help people living with diabetes as well as people who have been diagnosed with prediabetes. They also support carers and guardians of people living with diabetes. CDEs complement General Practitioners (GPs) to provide specialised holistic expertise in diabetes care and management, which is vital for educating people to successfully self-manage their diabetes.​​​​

Our Find a CDE tool ​consists a list of Credentialled Diabetes Educators who have agreed to have their contact details made available to the general public. It is not a full list of all Credentialled Diabetes Educator services throughout Australia - there may be services such as hospitals, community health centres etc that may not be listed here. Please speak with your GP, local council, Primary Health Network etc about services in your area.


Explore our list of current Credentialled Diabetes Educators who are certified by the Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA)
Find-A-CDE is provided for informational purposes only and does not guarantee treatment outcomes or take responsibility for the professional conduct of listed CDEs.


The information provided in Find-A-CDE is not verified by ADEA and so it is always recommended to contact the Credentialled Diabetes Educators directly to discuss individual needs and requirements.

The inclusion of an asterisk next to a CDE Member's name means that the CDE Member is under investigation. The asterisk may be removed following an investigation and/or hearing.

ADEA Microcredentials

Our microcredentials provide adaptable learning modules to help CDEs and healthcare professionals quickly upskill and stay current in diabetes care.

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Learning Course (4)
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CGM Microcredential
PP micro
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