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23 August 2024—ADEA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024 CDE of the Year Awards, recognising outstanding contributions to diabetes education and care across Australia.
These prestigious awards were announced at the Australasian Diabetes Congress on 23 August, celebrating the dedication and expertise of CDEs who have gone above and beyond to support people living with diabetes, their families, and communities.
Julie Kha has been awarded the Jan Baldwin National CDE of the Year for her exceptional contributions to diabetes education at both state and national levels.
Her commitment to advancing diabetes care and her impact on the community exemplify the highest standards of the profession.
ADEA is honoured to recognise her with this prestigious award.
The ADEA is also pleased to recognise the exceptional work of CDEs across the states and territories.
These CDEs have made significant contributions within their local communities, ensuring that people living with diabetes receive the highest quality of care and support.
This year, ADEA is pleased to announce the inclusion of three new categories to the CDE of the Year 2024 awards:
The CDE of the Year Awards are an annual highlight, showcasing the excellence and leadership of the CDE profession.
The 2024 recipients have set a high standard of practice and have significantly contributed to enhancing diabetes education and care in Australia.
In the coming weeks, ADEA will feature profiles of each recipient, highlighting their unique contributions and stories.
The awards are run by ADEA with financial support from global research-based pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly.
23 August 2024—ADEA is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024 CDE of the Year Awards, recognising outstanding contributions to diabetes education and care across Australia.
These prestigious awards were announced at the Australasian Diabetes Congress on 23 August, celebrating the dedication and expertise of CDEs who have gone above and beyond to support people living with diabetes, their families, and communities.
Julie Kha has been awarded the Jan Baldwin National CDE of the Year for her exceptional contributions to diabetes education at both state and national levels.
Her commitment to advancing diabetes care and her impact on the community exemplify the highest standards of the profession.
ADEA is honoured to recognise her with this prestigious award.
The ADEA is also pleased to recognise the exceptional work of CDEs across the states and territories.
These CDEs have made significant contributions within their local communities, ensuring that people living with diabetes receive the highest quality of care and support.
This year, ADEA is pleased to announce the inclusion of three new categories to the CDE of the Year 2024 awards:
The CDE of the Year Awards are an annual highlight, showcasing the excellence and leadership of the CDE profession.
The 2024 recipients have set a high standard of practice and have significantly contributed to enhancing diabetes education and care in Australia.
In the coming weeks, ADEA will feature profiles of each recipient, highlighting their unique contributions and stories.
The awards are run by ADEA with financial support from global research-based pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly.
