Members are invited to attend a a virtual event with speakers from the PSAD study group and the BRIDGE (Behavioral Research In Diabetes Group Exchange) group from the United States. The meeting will be held on 4 November 2024 at 6:00pm CET. Download the event program here. PSAD members can access the event link fromContinue reading “Member-only event: PSAD BRIDGE virtual meeting”
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PSAD Symposium at EASD 2024: Psychology. Huh! What is it good for in the era of technology?
Join us at the 60th Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes for a pre-conference symposium exploring the role of psychology in relation to diabetes technology.
Meet the people working to dismantle diabetes stigma
DiaTribe interviewed PSAD chair Jane Speight and Treasurer Debbie Cooke
PSAD Science Award 2022
The PSAD Science Award is granted to the first author of the best paper in the area of Psycho-Social aspects of Diabetes. Applications are welcome from all PSAD members who are working towards a doctoral degree (PhD) or have a doctoral degree (PhD) not older than 5 years (pro-rata). Application deadline: 30 August 2022.
Advancing research into diabetes-related stigma
Diabetes UK have opened a call for research applications that aim to better understand stigma experienced by people with diabetes. It also aims to identify strategies to reduce or prevent diabetes-related stigma. Application deadline: 30 Sept 2022.
The RAPID Conference
Psychosocial research is critical to every aspect of diabetes care. RAPID is a novel conference to provide a space for collaborative working which will actively involve all stakeholders (including people living with diabetes, early and mid-career researchers, clinicians, senior academics, industry and policy makers).
Professor Frank Snoek
Thank you for leadership, and all you have done to advance the psychosocial aspects of diabetes (in research and clinical care) and mentor a generation of researchers and health professionals. Congratulations to our founding Chair (1995-2004) on this well-deserved honour. Warm wishes from all your friends and colleagues at the PSAD.