Dr Sarah Abdo is the Co-head of Department at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital Diabetes centre. She leads the Young Adult Clinic, a multidisciplinary service for young people with Diabetes as well as the Metabolic Health Clinic for patients with diabetes and obesity.

Dr Walter Abhayaratna is a senior staff specialist, consultant cardiologist, Clinical Director and Director of Research Operations and Clinical Trials, Canberra Health Services, and Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at the Australian National University. His PhD at the Australian National University was in the field of cardiovascular epidemiology and echocardiography.

Kristina Abramoff is a PhD candidate at the University of Western Australia. Her research focuses on how cool water conditions affect hypoglycemia risk, insulin absorption, and glucose management during activity in individuals with type 1 diabetes. She aims to contribute to guidelines for safe exercise in T1DM.

A/Prof Sham Acharya and his team have pioneered an integrated diabetes model of care across more than 180 general practices with excellent outcome results.

A/Prof Sham Acharya is the lead investigator for Diabetes Alliance Program Plus, a NSW Health award winning, integrated model of care for diabetes management, which has been transformative in improving clinical outcomes.

Dr John Apostolopoulos is a medical registrar and research fellow working at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne with the Diabetes Technology Research Group. He is currently training to become an endocrinologist and also completing his Masters of Medicine at the The University of Melbourne.

Dr John Apostolopoulos is a medical registrar and research fellow working at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne with the Diabetes Technology Research Group. He is currently training to become an endocrinologist and also completing his Masters of Medicine at the The University of Melbourne.

JinyangLin and Manju Arackakkudi Paul are clinical nurse consultants in diabetes at Western Health. Cheryl Steele works as manager in diabetes education Western Health. Dr Rahul Barmanray is an Endocrinologist at Western health.

Emma is a senior dietitian at The Royal Melbourne Hospital with a Master's in Public Health. She is committed to improving the nutrition care delivered to patients with hopes of empowering them to manage their diabetes.

Emma is a senior dietitian at The Royal Melbourne Hospital with a Master's in Public Health. She is committed to improving the nutrition care delivered to patients with hopes of empowering them to manage their diabetes.

Dr Claudia Ashkar is a consultant endocrinologist with special interests in diabetes care, pituitary conditions and obstetric endocrinology. She completed endocrinology advanced training at the Alfred Hospital, St Vincent's Hospital and Peninsula Health. She was awarded best presentation at the 2022 Victorian and Tasmanian quality in diabetes care meeting.

Sarah completed a Bachelor of Pharmacy at the University of Tasmania prior to completion of her MBBS in 2018 through Monash University. Sarah has previously worked as the diabetes and female reproductive fellow and now is the current Clinical Nutrition and Diabetes Fellow at Monash Health.

Dr Callum Baker is a postdoctoral fellow at the university of Sydney where his research is in Exercise therapy for people with diabetes complications.

Dr Sultan Linjawi studied medicine at London’s Imperial College, School of Medicine. He's worked at John Hunter Hospital and Coffs Harbour Hospital, and now, in Brisbane. He's involved in diabetes medical research of both oral and injectable molecules. Dr Sultan Linjawi has a successful established online diabetes education program, myhealthexplained.com.

Dr Keely Bebbington is the Rebecca Davies JDRF Clinician Researcher Fellow and leads the mental health and wellbeing research theme of the Rio Tinto Diabetes Centre – a JDRF Centre of Excellence. Her work aims to improve mental health and psychosocial functioning in young people with T1D and their families.

Olivia Kingsley is a PhD candidate and provisional psychologist, currently completing her Masters and PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Western Australia. Her PhD focuses on understanding the impact of parental anxiety on children with type 1 diabetes, and investigates ways to support parents manage their anxiety.

Daniel is a final year endocrinology advanced trainee working at the Alfred Hospital in 2024. Previously his endocrinology training was undertaken at Monash Health.

Dr Sarah Black is a third-year paediatric endocrinology advanced trainee, with a special interest in T1D, especially early stage diabetes and disease modifying targeted therapies. She is also interested in implementation science and how this leads to agile models of care, able to meet needs of consumers, clinicians and departments

Sarah is a first year Advanced Trainee in Endocrinology at Westmead Hospital. After graduating from the University of Sydney, she completed her basic physician training at Westmead Hospital.

David is known as a patient advocate and diabetes-technology authority (as the Bionic Wookiee), presenting at diabetes conferences for some years now. Through Nascence Biomed he is involved in AID development. He's lived with T1D since 1982, and has worked with the Baker Institute on AID clinical trials since 2019.

Dr. Imran Butt completed his basic physician training in Western Australia, followed by advanced training in General and Acute Care Medicine in Queensland. Imran is currently undertaking advanced training in Endocrinology at Gold Coast University Hospital. Alongside his clinical endeavours, he actively engages in research, serving as a sub-investigator in various international trials at Logan Endocrine and Diabetes Service (LEADS). Imran's professional interests lie in the intricacies of complex diabetes, obesity, and metabolic fatty liver disease.

Dr. Imran Butt is a graduate of King Edward Medical University in Pakistan having embarked on his medical career in Australia in 2011. He began his journey by completing his basic physician training in Western Australia, followed by advanced training in General and Acute Care Medicine in Queensland. He was awarded fellowship of the Royal Australian College of Physicians in General Medicine in 2022. Driven by a passion for Endocrinology, Imran embarked on a new phase of his career, currently undertaking advanced training in Diabetes and Endocrinology at Gold Coast University Hospital. Alongside his clinical endeavours, he actively engages in research, serving as a sub-investigator in various international trials at Logan Endocrine and Diabetes Service (LEADS). Imran's professional interests lie in the intricacies of complex diabetes, obesity medicine, and metabolic fatty liver disease. His commitment to advancing medical knowledge and providing optimal care underscores his contributions to the field of medicine.

Dr Cao is a public health researcher (RPHNutr) with a strong interest in cardiometabolic disease prevention via nutrition and lifestyle intervention at the population level. Her background and expertise span from earlier medical training (MBBS) to later training in public health and epidemiology (MMedSc, PhD). Her PhD work has investigated the associations between nutrition (dietary intake, dietary patterns etc.) and sleep disorders and other chronic conditions across Australian and Chinese populations, providing more evidence for potential nutritional interventions for chronic diseases. The work following her PhD has been extended from the focused nutrition area to broader factors for chronic diseases, such as physical activity, sedentary behavior, and their interaction with dietary patterns in terms of cardiometabolic outcomes in low- and middle-income countries. More recently, Dr Cao is more dedicated to understanding how to improve cardiometabolic outcomes in disadvantaged populations in Australia (e.g. culturally and linguistically diverse populations) by integrating health literacy into the conventional chronic care model. There is a gap to improve health inequity and looking at the perspective of health literacy is important to address the diversity of population in Australia, which hasn’t been sufficiently attended.

Kristine Carlos is a final year medical student who has a keen eye for health service equity research. She hopes to continue to develop her research skills to provide a voice and better shape healthcare for underserved populations.

Dr Aiden Cheung is an Endocrinology Advanced Trainee based at John Hunter Hospital with an interest in diabetes and metabolic health.

Dr Aaron Choy is a Consultant Endocrinologist who obtained his medical degree at the University of Adelaide and attained his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He undertook his specialist physician training at major tertiary hospitals in Victoria and New South Wales including Barwon Health, Wollongong Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He has a strong interest in clinical research and presents regularly at medical conferences.

Dr Aaron Choy is a Consultant Endocrinologist who obtained his medical degree at the University of Adelaide and attained his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He undertook his specialist physician training at major tertiary hospitals in Victoria and New South Wales including Barwon Health, Wollongong Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He has a strong interest in clinical research and regularly presents at medical conferences.

Dr Aaron Choy is a Consultant Endocrinologist who obtained his medical degree at the University of Adelaide and attained his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He undertook his specialist physician training at major tertiary hospitals in Victoria and New South Wales including Barwon Health, Wollongong Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He has a strong interest in clinical research and regularly presents at medical conferences.

Dr Aaron Choy is a Consultant Endocrinologist who obtained his medical degree at the University of Adelaide and attained his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He undertook his specialist physician training at major tertiary hospitals in Victoria and New South Wales including Barwon Health, Wollongong Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He has a strong interest in clinical research and regularly presents at medical conferences.

Dr Choy is a Consultant Endocrinologist who obtained his medical degree at the University of Adelaide and attained his Fellowship with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.. He undertook his specialist physician training at major tertiary hospitals in Victoria and New South Wales including Barwon Health, Wollongong Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. He has a strong interest in clinical research and presents regularly at medical conferences.

Dr. Rhianna Clay is currently completing her Basic Physician Training at Fiona Stanley Hospital. Her clinical and research interests focus on endocrinology and diabetes.

Liam is an Endocrine and Gen Med AT with an interest in metabolic and bone health, as well as diabetes and general medicine. Currently works at Bankstown with ongoing performance in quality improvement.

Liam is an advanced trainee in Endocrinology and General Medicine who has a keen interest in metabolic medicine and quality improvement.

Liam is an Endocrine and Gen Med AT with an interest in metabolic and bone health, as well as diabetes and general medicine. Currently works at Bankstown with ongoing performance in quality improvement.

Dr. Karen Lombardi is a child health researcher from Perth, Western Australia. With a focus on child mental health, nutrition, physical activity, and the prevention of alcohol uptake by adolescents, Karen's work investigates the well-being of young people. Her research spans a wide range of health topics.

Sara is a Research Assistant in the Wellbeing Project, focusing on co-designing a trauma-informed psychosocial intervention to promote mental health recovery in children and young people with Type 1 Diabetes. She holds a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) with First Class Honours from Curtin University.

Jack is a basic physician trainee at the Royal Melbournne Hospital with a strong interest in Endocrinology. He has a background in bioinformatics, completing his honours at the University of Western Australia before his MD at the University of Melbourne.

Caitlin Corkhill is in her final year of Endocrinology Advanced Training, currently based in Sydney.

Leanne is the Community Involvement Coordinator for the Rio Tinto Children’s Diabetes Centre. Leanne connects the Centre’s researchers with those living with type 1 diabetes, their families and the community. Leanne is also the Chairperson for the Centre’s National Community and Consumer Involvement Committee. Leanne’s son lives with T1D, and Leanne is passionate about ensuring the lived-experience voice is heard, considered and valued in all T1D research.

Doctor Hannah Cunningham is a first year general medicine advanced trainee with rotations in endocrinology at Eastern Health, Melbourne. She is interested in all aspects of endocrinology including diabetes care. In her spare time she enjoys running and hiking.

Sharon Maxwell is a senior Research Nurse who co-ordinates diabetes-related and other clinical trials run within the clinical academic unit at Fremantle Hospital.

Najmeh is an medical professional with a Doctor of Medicine and a General Medicine Specialist degree. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Biostatistics and Epidemiology at Deakin University, her research focuses on T2DM and prediabetes. She has a strong record in medical research, serving as Deputy Head of Research and Education.

Dr Chloe Dawson (MChD, BBiomed, BBSciHons, MPH) is a basic physician trainee at Alfred Health and a medical officer on the STAREE Clinical Trial at the School of Public Preventive Medicine, Monash University. She wishes to pursue a career in Endocrinology and Diabetes Medicine.

A/Professor Susan de Jersey is an Advanced Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Credentialled Diabetes Educator and clinician-researcher with Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital Metro North Health and Assocaite Professor and Clinician Research Fellow Centre for Health Services Research University of Queensland

Helen has worked with Western Sydney Diabetes for 3 years. Starting as a research nurse assisting in a clinical trial and supporting other research, Helen has also taken on a clinical role in supporting diabetes education and clinic operation. She is now working towards becoming accredited in diabetes education.

Kimchi Do is a first year endocrinology advanced trainee at Nepean Hospital.

Kimchi Do is a first year endocrinology advanced trainee at Nepean Hospital.

Tuan Duong is a PhD student currently pursuing research in the field of digital intervention in diabetes. With a background in primary care and chronic diseases, he is passionate about advancing diabetes management through technology to enhance patient outcomes, improve access to care, and empower individuals living with diabetes.

William is an Advanced Trainee in General Medicine at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. He has an interest in diabetes with a focus on therapies and complications, and in particular how they manifest in regional communities.

William is an Advanced Trainee in General Medicine at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. He has an interest in diabetes with a focus on therapies and complications, and in particular how they manifest in regional communities.

Steve Flint is a Clinical Research Coordinator and Credentialled Diabetes Educator at the Diabetes Technology Research Group, University of Melbourne. He is passionate about helping people with diabetes improve their health and wellbeing and is an advocate for equal access to diabetes technology, education, and support.

First year physician trainee in Royal Perth Hospital interested in the field of endocrinology.

Felicia is a senior surgery & perioperative medicine pharmacist at The Royal Melbourne Hospital, with a special interest in perioperative use of medicines and care following cardiothoracic surgery

Felicia is a senior surgery & perioperative medicine pharmacist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, with a special interest in perioperative use of medicines and care following cardiothoracic surgery

Spiros Fourlanos is Director of the Royal Melbourne Hospital Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology and honorary Associate Clinical Professor with the University of Melbourne.

Ruth Frampton is an Endocrinologist at the Canberra Hospital, and is currently undertaking a PhD at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research investigating the effect of incretin-based therapies on cardiometabolic health in type 1 diabetes.

Dr. Odko Ganbold is a biostatistician at Melbourne Medical School, University of Melbourne. She specialises in clinical research design and statistical analysis, focusing on diabetes research. Dr. Ganbold has extensive experience in data analytics and developing data pre-processing pipelines for Continuous Glucose Monitoring devices to support diabetes research.

Frank is an endocrinologist and PhD student at the University of Melbourne and Austin Health. He has clinical and research interests in diabetes complications.

Mr. Kegnie is a PhD candidate at the School of Health Sciences, Western Sydney University. He holds a bachelor's in public health and a master's in health Promotion. With over 40 articles published in internationally reputable peer-reviewed journals, his research interests include non-communicable diseases, obesity, and health behavior change.

Kirsten Neal is an Endocrinologist and General Physician working at Alice Springs Hospital, having relocated from Sydney during her advanced training. She is passionate about highlighting and addressing the diabetes epidemic affecting our First Nations people in Central Australia.

Mr. Cameron Evans (PhD Candidate) presents a novel method for assessing the delivery and function of topical compounds using cultured ex vivo human skin. DESI-MSI uses 2D mass spectrometry to determine the presence of molecules spatially. His research offers therapeutic insights for diabetic foot ulcers and peripheral arterial disease.

Dr. Matilda Longfield completed her PhD in 2023. She has recently commenced a postdoctoral position at the Kolling Institute under the leadership of Associate Professor Sarah Glastras. Her current work is looking at predictive modelling in diabetes care, with particular focus on areas related to hospital acquired complications and pregnancy.

Rachel is a junior medical officer working at the Orange Base Hospital. She has been conducting research under the supervision of A/Prof Sarah Glastras since third year of Sydney Medical School. Her research of interest include patient experience with healthcare system and the quality of care provided by healthcare professionals.

Ms Bella Li is a final year medical student from the University of Sydney who worked on this project during her MD Honours project, as an extended MD student.

Leanne Gregory is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Credentialled Diabetes Educator with St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney, Diabetes Service.

Mariam is the Clinical Trial Manager of the FlashGM Study; Australia's first diabetes device randomised controlled trial for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with type 2 diabetes on injectable diabetes medication, using continuous glucose monitoring compared to usual care.

Shane Hamblin is a part-time PhD student in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University, Head of Endocrinology & Diabetes at Western Health, Melbourne and an endocrinologist at Alfred Health, Melbourne. He is President-Elect of the Endocrine Society of Australia.

Dr Emma Hamilton is an Endocrinologist at Fiona Stanley and Fremantle Hospitals, Clinical Senior Lecturer at UWA and Endocrinology Lead of the Multidisciplinary Diabetes Foot Unit at Fiona Stanley Hospital, an NADC accredited Centre of Excellence High Risk Foot Service. Emma serves on a number of national diabetes-related foot disease projects and committees including the National Association of Diabetes Centres interdisciplinary High Risk Foot Service accreditation committee, the Foot Forward Executive Advisory team, the Diabetes Feet Australia steering committee and is also a member of the Australian Diabetes Society Council. Emma is also a member of the International Working Group of the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) Wound Classification guidelines group.

Gil is a medical graduate from the University of Melbourne, who is currently practising as a BPT2 medical registrar at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Victoria.

Endocrinology fellow with a particular interest in improving the utilisation of technology and management of type 1 diabetes.

Dr Theoni Haralabopoulos MD is a basic physician trainee with an interest in Endocrinology at Sutherland and St George Hospitals in Sydney, and a Clinical Associate Lecturer at the University of Sydney, NSW.

Anna-Jane has been a diabetes educator specialising in diabetes in preganncy for over 20 years.

Florence is a second year Basic Physician Trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an interest in Endocrinology. She has multiple publications in the field of diabetes, and has an interest in systems improvement and medical education, alongside research.

Cameron Holscher is a junior doctor and completed his first two years of work at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital where he fostered a keen interest in endocrinology and management of diabetes. He is currently working as a first year basic physician trainee at Redcliffe Hospital.

Dr. Huang is a senior research fellow in the Diabetes and Vascular Medicine Laboratory (Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. He has produced 47 papers with >16000 citations in high-impact journals & 1 patent in novel therapeutics. His current research seeks to better predict and elucidate the development of diabetes complication.

Jesse Ingram is a PhD candidate at the Rio Tinto Children’s Diabetes Centre (Telethon Kids Institute) and the University of Western Australia. She is concurrently completing her Master of Clinical Psychology and has a strong interest in the intersection between psychological wellbeing and the management of type 1 diabetes.

Fatima is is a dedicated dual advanced trainee in endocrinology and general medicine. Her focus lies in integrating comprehensive medical care to provide better patient outcomes.

Fatima is is a dedicated dual advanced trainee in endocrinology and general medicine. Her focus lies in integrating comprehensive medical care to provide better patient outcomes. Co-presenter Daniel, a committed SRMO, intends to undertake BPT and seeks to incorporate holistic medical care to enhance patient outcomes.

Dr Pieter Jansen is a staff specialist Diabetes and Endocrinology at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, and senior lecturer at the University of Queensland. He is the medical lead for the Diabetes Street Hub, a community-based service to improve diabetes outcomes for people in unstable housing.

Dr Pieter Jansen is a staff specialist Diabetes and Endocrinology at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, and senior lecturer at the University of Queensland. He is the medical lead for the Diabetes Street Hub, a community-based service to improve diabetes care for people in unstable housing.

Dr. Kushalee Jayawickreme is a Clinical Fellow in Endocrinology at the Royal North Shore Hospital, NSW and is an Associate Clinical Lecturer at the Northern clinical School, University of Sydney. She is also linked to the National Hospital Kandy, Sri Lanka as a Senior Registrar in Endocrinology.

David is a final year endocrinology Advanced Trainee.

Dr. Felix Jebasingh is working in Endocrinology as a professor at the Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at the Christian Medical College, Vellore and CMC Vellore Chittoor Campus, India. He is involved in the research activities that are associated with basic science studies related to GDM mothers

Amanda Ji is a second year advanced endocrinology registrar working at Mater Hospital, Brisbane. She spent her first year of training at Cairns Base Hospital.

Amanda Ji is an advanced endocrinology registrar working at Mater Hospital, Brisbane. She spent her first year of training in Cairns Base Hospital/Cairns Diabetes Centre. She has interests in General Endocrinology and Diabetes.

Tavleen is a second year advanced trainee at Liverpool Hospital who is passionate about Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Gestational Diabetes. Her co-authors are Sadan who is a 4th year medical Student at South West Clinical School, UNSW Sydney and Dr Namson Lau who is the Director of the High Risk Foot Service at Liverpool Hospital.

Dr Kay is a Junior Doctor currently at the Royal Darwin who has previously worked in diabetes research at St Vincent's Institute in Melbourne.

Authors are FIELD trial investigators and researchers and presenting associations of PPARalpha polymorphism in Type 2 diabetes with vascular outcomes and benefits of fenofibrate treatment.

Dr Jeremy Knott is a current second-year endocrinology advanced trainee at Wollongong Hospital with a particular interest in diabetes. Jeremy presented at the ADS NSW QIDC 2024 on 'Diabetes and Bone Health' and his AT research project 'Assessing the Impact of a Dedicated Referral and Management Algorithm in Maternal Hypothyroidism' at ESA-SRB 2023.

Dr Jeremy Knott is a current Endocrinology Advanced Trainee at Wollongong Hospital with a passion for diabetes care. He presented at the NSW QIDC 2024 meeting on "Diabetes and Bone Health" and has successfully completed his AT research project on "Assessing the Impact of a Dedicated Referral and Management Algorithm in Maternal Hypothyroidism".

Dr Jeremy Knott is a current Endocrinology Advanced Trainee with a passion for diabetes care. He successfully presented at the NSW QIDC 2024 Meeting on "Diabetes and Bone Health". He has successfully completed his AT research project on "Assessing the Impact of a Dedicated Referral and Management Algorithm in Maternal Hypothyroidism".

Despina Kolivas is a Ph.D. student in the School of Allied Health, Human Services & Sport, La Trobe University, Melbourne. Her research examines the impact of a digital application (Defeat Diabetes) that provides education and support to implement a low carbohydrate diet, in people with type 2 diabetes.

Despina Kolivas is a Ph.D. student in the School of Allied Health, Human Services & Sport, La Trobe University, Melbourne. Her research examines the impact of a digital application (Defeat Diabetes) that provides education and support to implement a low carbohydrate diet, in people with type 2 diabetes.

Akash is a final-year medical student with a keen interest in endocrinology training and translational research. He is currently completing his study on metabolic pharmacotherapy under the supervision of Dr Ramy Bishay (Endocrinologist & Director of 'Endocrine & Metabolic Clinic').

Dr Jean Lu is an endocrinologist at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, currently completing her PhD studies in diabetes technologies and their role in improving the lives of those living with diabetes.

Mr Kamruzzaman commenced his PhD at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences in 2022. He is originally from Bangladesh and has a background in Human Nutrition. He was awarded the Master of Science (M.Sc) degree in Nutririon and Rural Development from Ghent University, Belgium. His research interest is understanding diabetic neuropathy and other diabetes related complications.

Mr Kamruzzaman commenced his PhD at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences in 2022. He is originally from Bangladesh and has a background in Human Nutrition. He was awarded the Master of Science (M.Sc) degree in Nutririon and Rural Development from Ghent University, Belgium. His research interest is understanding diabetic neuropathy and other diabetes related complications.

Mr Kamruzzaman commenced his PhD at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences in 2022. He is originally from Bangladesh and has a background in Human Nutrition. He was awarded the Master of Science (M.Sc) degree in Nutririon and Rural Development from Ghent University, Belgium. His research interest is understanding diabetic neuropathy and other diabetes related complications.

Ms Nean is a public health expert with over 30 years of experience spanning state, regional, and local government. As the Senior Director of Health Promotion at Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld), she oversees the Prevention Systems team in championing a comprehensive prevention agenda across the health and education systems. Her work aims to improve food and physical activity systems, create healthier communities, provide equitable access to effective prevention and supportive healthcare, and promote positive, inclusive and respectful health and weight-related messaging. Judy holds a Master of Medical Science (Research) from The University of Queensland, a Graduate Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics, and a Bachelor of Applied Science from Queensland University of Technology.

Guy Archibald is a Tuckwell Scholar at The Australian National University. He is currently studying a Bachelor of Science (Human Biology), and has a keen interest in medical research.

Julia Burdon is a Education and Research Associate from the Leicester Diabetes Centre. She works as a Trainer, Assessor and Educator for the UK DESMOND head office team. Her work includes adaptations of current DESMOND programmes and the development of new programmes for MyDESMOND the online self-management education programme.

Julia Burdon is a Education and Research Associate from the Leicester Diabetes Centre. She works as a Trainer, Assessor and Educator for the UK DESMOND head office team. Her work includes adaptations of current DESMOND programmes and the development of new programmes for MyDESMOND the online self-management education programme.

Victoria is an advanced trainee in Endocrinology and General Medicine. She completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery with distinction at the University of Auckland, New Zealand and commenced her post-graduate training in Western Australia. She has a special interest in obstetric and obesity medicine.

Dr Ana Svensson is the Senior Director of Clinical, Medical & Regulatory at Novo Nordisk Oceania.

Dr Ana Svensson is the Senior Director of Clinical, Medical & Regulatory at Novo Nordisk Oceania.

Dr William Thomas is resident Doctor with experience working in the UK and Australia. Dr Thomas has an interest in quality improvement as he pursues his post graduate studies.

Patrice is a final year Endocrinology Advanced trainee at RPAH. She has a keen interest in diabetes, female health, eating disorders and bone health.

Leanne is the Community Involvement Coordinator for the Rio Tinto Children’s Diabetes Centre. Leanne connects the Centre’s researchers with those living with type 1 diabetes, their families and the community. Leanne is also the Chairperson for the Centre’s National Community and Consumer Involvement Committee. Leanne’s son lives with T1D, and Leanne is passionate about ensuring the lived-experience voice is heard, considered and valued in all T1D research.