The Welcome Launch of Sydney Health Partners Diabetes and Obesity Clinical Academic Group (DO-CAG)

You are cordially invited by DO-CAG chairs Professor Louise Baur, Professor Stephen Twigg as well as coordinator Stephanie Noonan.

On the day we are thrilled to introduce SHP by academic and clinical experts including SHP Executive Director Don Nutbeam followed by short presentations led by various early to mid career researchers/clinicians as well as a Q + A panel for those with lived experience in diabetes and obesity moderated by Associate Professor Margaret McGill. The speakers will represent all Sydney Health Partners across i.e. Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District, Northern Sydney Local Health District, Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network (Westmead campus), Sydney Local Health District, The University of Sydney and Western Sydney Local Health District.

The purpose of DO-CAG is to deliver meaningful health outcomes for people with diabetes and obesity across the life-course, through enabling high quality multidisciplinary research, fostering equitable collaborations amongst academics, clinicians, allied health and consumers as well as increasing the capacity and capabilities of researchers, and improving competitiveness and impact in research translation.

Don't miss out on this unique and exciting opportunity to network, learn, and collaborate with leading professionals in the field. Mark your calendars and be part of this ground-breaking event!

Time	Facilitator	Activity	Speaker(s)
0900-0920	Prof Stephen Twigg	Acknowledgement of country, welcome, introductions, housekeeping, overview of the day	Prof Stephen Twigg Prof Don Nutbeam
Overview of SHP Overview of Diabetes & Obesity CAG
0920-1020	Prof Louise Baur	One-hour session of rapid-fire presentations from early & mid-career researchers and clinicians
		Screening and prevention of type 1 diabetes: Looking to a new national screening program for all Australian children	Dr Kirstine Bell
		Leveraging precision medicine in diabetes in pregnancy to improve maternal and offspring outcomes	Dr Arianne Sweeting
		The intersection of metabolic dysregulation in maternal obesity, diabetes and pregnancy	Dr Natassia Rodrigo
		EDIT Collaboration – Identifying risk of eating disorders during weight management	Dr Hiba Jebeile
		Exercise for Adults with Diabetes related Foot Ulcers: DFUEx Study	A/Prof Nathan Johnson
		Understanding changes following bariatric surgery performed in NSW	Ms Sally Badorrek
		-The effects of low carbohydrate/ketogenic diets and intermittent fasting on glycemia and metabolic health in adults with T1DM -A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effect of GLP-1 Ras on metabolic and glycaemic outcomes in patients with concurrent overweight/obesity and T1DM	Dr Xi May Zhen
		Effect of virtual care on diabetes management-systematic review and meta-analysis	Ms Sumathy Ravi
1020-1050	A/Prof Marg McGill	Q&A Panel featuring people with lived experience	Mr Dominic Speranza Ms Margot Stubbs Mr Andrew Wilson
1050-1100	Prof Stephen Twigg	Wrap-up, future plans, Further questions
1100		Morning tea

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