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Recently I was awarded the 2024 Rosemary Bryant Award for my extensive body of work with people with diabetes, those wit...
13/09/2024

Recently I was awarded the 2024 Rosemary Bryant Award for my extensive body of work with people with diabetes, those with intellectual disability and services to address the needs of people with a disability. It was a very exciting moment for me and such an acknowledgement of the immense impact Sarah had on my career. She taught me so much and it has been wonderful to be able to share those lessons in a tangible way that improves the health and quality of life of the people with a disability with whom I work. Big thank you to the Australian APNA - Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association for bestowing such an amazing honour on me and my work. The Award is a piece of glass art inspired by APNA's logo ... which I was told was inspired by my love of glass as well. Could I feel anymore acknowledged?!

Many people with cognitive disability end up with more advanced health conditions at diagnosis, because of memory and co...
13/09/2024

Many people with cognitive disability end up with more advanced health conditions at diagnosis, because of memory and communication challenges.

EdHealth Australia works with NDIS participants to design resources to fill this gap in health monitoring. Know a NDIS participant who would benefit from this and EdHealth's other services? Get in touch or tell their Support Coordinator about our service. It's time to support health equity for people with intellectual disability.

Read our latest newsletter for tips on diabetes for people with cognitive disability *[URL]*
18/08/2024

Read our latest newsletter for tips on diabetes for people with cognitive disability *[URL]*

Here's the latest P2 Diabetes Chat podcast for your listening pleasure!
19/05/2024

Here's the latest P2 Diabetes Chat podcast for your listening pleasure!

Type 1 diabetes is a family affair for Melbourne Endocrinologist Dr. Ben Nash. He's a long-time listener of the P2 Diabetes Chat program and made his first-time call to hosts, Jayne Lehmann and Kirrily Chambers, to chat about the real-world experience of Australians with type 1 diabetes who switched...

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Jayne Lehmann

Jayne Lehmann is a Registered Nurse Credentialled Diabetes Educator who is highly respected for her ability to educate, inspire and gain momentum on positive change. Keep up with Jayne’s diabetes coalface e-newsletter, blogs and other insights by subscribing here: http://eepurl.com/c-FLKT

Jayne has a wide range of services and resources available to support quality diabetes care for people with diabetes, by disability support organisations (NDIS provider), health services, diabetes focussed businesses, pharmacists and other health professionals.

As a champion of diabetes self management education in Australia, Jayne takes a lead in the development of private practice for CDEs and supports the Australian Primary Nurses Association Nurse 2022 campaign to be valued, visible and respected as a primary care nurse.