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Hormones Australia 

Hormones Australia is a proud initiative of ESA.  

This site has been developed to increase public awareness about endocrinology. Information on this site has been prepared and approved by members of ESA and reviewed by patients.  

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Hormones Australia is a recognised partner of Health Direct, an official government network providing quality, approved health information and advice to all Australians. 

 

Diabetes emergency plan

Diabetes Australia (DA), the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS) and the Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA) have jointly developed a Diabetes Emergency Plan and promotional resources to provide emergency preparedness information for individuals and organisations that help people with diabetes. 

A Diabetes Emergency Plan helps patients self-manage their diabetes before, during and after an emergency. Planning ahead reduces the risk of diabetes-related infections and life-threatening situations.  This plan includes a checklist of items to create an emergency diabetes kit. 

Download the emergency plan here

Promotional resources

Emergency plan flyer

Emergency plan poster 

 

Hormone Health Network Multilingual Resource Library

A partnership between ESA and the US Endocrine Society

ESA has established an international collaboration with the US Endocrine Society to adapt patient information to the Australian setting and make them readily available. These are available in both English and Chinese. 

These resources are rigorously developed, evidence based and aimed to support patients to understand their endocrine condition with the support of their doctor. 

This information is designed to be informative and educational. It is not intended to provide specific medical advice or replace advice from your doctor.

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***Please note that only the information presented in Chinese has been adapted to the national setting, including medications and tests. Other translated resources (in Hindi, Turkish and Zulu) on this website may be helpful but may not be consistent with Australian practice.