Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples experience high levels of diabetes. If you provide care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples living with diabetes, there is a lot you can do to support them. Find information and resources to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes get even more support. Registering people with the NDSS Registering people with the NDSS is easy. As an authorised health professional, sign up to the NDSS Health Professional Portal with your AHPRA or CDE registration number and you’ll be able to register the people in your care within minutes. The following health professionals are authorised to use the NDSS Health Professional Portal to certify NDSS forms: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE) Endocrinologist/Diabetologist General Practitioner Nurse Practitioner Practice Nurse Physician Paediatrician Other registered medical practitioner who specialises in diabetes. Featured resources Diabetes Yarning A comprehensive handbook to help support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living with diabetes. Read more FootForward A training package to support the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce provide diabetes foot care in community. Find out more Talking about diabetes Videos to support the delivery of basic diabetes education to community living with or at risk of diabetes. Find out more Access Diabetes e-learning Online modules for the health workforce supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes. Find out more Diabetes Yarning Online The Diabetes Yarning program aims to encourage more yarning about diabetes, and is for people living with diabetes or those who support people living with diabetes. Find out more Posters and brochures Posters for staff areas Talking about diabetes poster Diabetes e-Learning poster Diabetes Supported poster Posters for waiting areas Diabetes Supported poster
