Resource December 4, 2012
The Fourth ISPAD Science School for Health Professionals will be held in Berlin immediately prior to the 34th Annual Scientific Meeting of ISPAD. The 3 day meeting is designed for nurses, dietitians, psychologists, social workers and podiatrists (not MD’s) who have or wish to develop a research interest and expertise in diabetes in young people. The School will give participants an understanding of research methodologies, qualitative and quantitative statistics and will provide constructive discussion about research projects currently being undertaken or considered.
Resource July 30, 2012
Dear ISPAD members,
On behalf of the ISPAD Steering Committee, I wish to update you on the recent (Fall/Winter 2011/2012) developments.
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Resource July 30, 2012
ISPAD has 4 prizes available yearly:
ISPAD Prize of Achievement
ISPAD Award for Education and Advocacy
ISPAD Young Investigator Award
The ISPAD Prize for Innovation in Pediatric Diabetes Care
Please download the file for further information
Resource October 5, 2012
The current guideline has been developed by ISPAD and the International Diabetes Federation. While there is extensive evidence on the optimal management of type 1 diabetes, unfortunately such care is not reaching many people who could benefit. Guidelines are one part of a process which seeks to address those problems.
Resource December 4, 2012
Resource December 4, 2012
The EURO-WABB project is a European rare disease registry for Wolfram, Alstrom, Bardet Biedl (WABB), Thiamin responsive megaloblastic anaemia, and Wolcott Rollison syndromes. The ISPAD contact persons are Prof Timothy Barrett
(t.g.barrett@bham.ac.uk) and Prof Wojciech Mlynarski (Wojciech.Mlynarski@joslin.harvard.edu).
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Resource December 4, 2012
The International Wolfram Registry is led from Washington University, St Louis, USA by Prof Alan Permutt. The registry is open to patients from all over the world. The ISPAD contact person for this registry is Prof Neil White (White_N@kids.wustl.edu).
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Resource December 4, 2012
The ISPAD Rare Diabetes in Exeter led by Prof. Andrew Hattersley (andrew.hattersley@pms.ac.uk) is the central clearing house for all enquiries from ISPAD members about rare diabetes. It is a resource for information about all forms of diabetes, and offers molecular genetic testing on most monogenic forms of diabetes. If the person (even if an adult today) was diagnosed with diabetes before age 6 months, this analysis is done for free (except for shipping costs).
Resource December 4, 2012
Resource December 4, 2012
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