National Diabetes Strategy
The Australian National Diabetes Strategy 2021–2030 (the Strategy)
- considers current approaches to diabetes services and care;
- considers the role of governments and the diabetes sector;
- ensures current efforts and investments align with identified needs;
- maximises the efficient use of health care resources and
- articulates a vision for preventing, detecting and managing diabetes.
It is anticipated that a mid-term review will be undertaken in 2025 or when substantial change in the evidence base warrants it. An Implementation Plan and indicators for measuring progress will accompany the Strategy, building on the approach taken for the 2016–2020 Strategy. These will be developed in collaboration with stakeholders across all levels of governments, the health sector and relevant organisations. Progress against the Implementation Plan will be reviewed throughout the life of the Strategy.
- Australian National Diabetes Strategy 2021-2030 (November 2021)
Submissions to Government (on behalf of ADS)
Submissions from ADS and other joint partners advocating for specific diabetes related areas of interest:
- Diabetes Alliance submission to government on funding and subsidies for health technologies and medicines (June 2023)
The Diabetes Alliance has responded to the government’s public consultation on funding and subsidies for health technologies and medicines. Our response includes suggestions for improvement, including more flexible assessment processes, faster access through greater weighting of international approval, increased and more equitable access, and looking beyond clinical criteria in assessments of technologies and medicines.
- National Diabetes Research Strategy and Alliance Taskforce: Pre-budget Submission 2023-24 (January 2023)
- Diabetes health professionals pre-budget submission: Investing now saves lives and costs (January 2023)
Advocacy related surveys/reports (on behalf of ADS)
Important diabetes related surveys/reports conducted on behalf of the Australian Diabetes Society:
- Research in diabetes – membership survey results (July 2021)
