Ruth Colagiuri
Menzies Centre for Health Policy, NSW, Australia
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The University of Sydney, NSW
Associate Professor Ruth Colagiuri
Director Health and Sustainability, Menzies Centre for Health Policy
The University of Sydney
Ruth Colagiuri has worked extensively in diabetes clinical care, patient education, health services research, and health policy.
Ruth has co-led the development of and co-authored 11 NHMRC guidelines for diabetes including a guideline on patient education. She has published in the area of patient education including a Cochrane review of individual education, clinical diabetes care, chronic disease issues and authored seminal technical and policy reports including the development of an (Australian) National Consensus Position on Outcomes and Indicators for Diabetes Patient Education.
Ruth was a co-founder and early Chair of the National Association of Diabetes Centres and has been active in the development of quality improvement mechanisms including standards and competencies for diabetes educators. She is a past Vice President of the International Diabetes Federation, Diabetes Australia and ADEA and, in 2002, was awarded life membership of the ADEA for her services to diabetes education.
Her main current interest is in the link between chronic diseases and economic and social development
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Patients and prescribers in type 2 diabetes reported on attitudes and behaviours towards irregular basal insulin dosing in Australia (#320)
1:00 PM
Margaret McGill
ADS Clinical Poster Viewing
The importance of the social, physical and policy environment in preventing and controlling diabetes and related NCDs (#83)
8:30 AM
Ruth Colagiuri
ADEA Plenary - Ruth Colagiuri
Tips for Successful Grant Writing (#60)
4:00 PM
Ruth Colagiuri
ADEA Symposium - Let's Write it up: Getting your Ideas Noticed
WHO Monitoring Framework for Non-Communicable Diseases (#138)
2:00 PM
Ruth Colagiuri
ADEA Meet the Professor - Ruth Colagiuri