Optimising Preconception for women with Type 2 Diabetes for HPs

PREG-Ready T2D (Optimising Preconception for Women with type 2 diabetes) is a research project led by Monash University. It aims to improve care for women with type 2 diabetes who are planning a pregnancy, helping to reduce risks for both mothers and babies.

Study Overview

To ensure the project reflects real-world needs, Consumer and Clinician Advisory Groups are being established. Women with type 2 diabetes and healthcare professionals, including GPs, endocrinologists, diabetes educators, nurse practitioners, dietitians and obstetricians, will contribute their experiences and help shape future care pathways.

Who can participate?

Clinician Advisory Group

Help shape care for women with type 2 diabetes planning pregnancy.

Researchers are seeking your experience around preconception care.

What does participation in this group involve?

Online workshops over 12 months
Contribute:
- Your experience as a clinician caring for women with type 2 diabetes.
- CGM use in preconception care.
- Co-design for a better model of care.

To complete the Expression of Interest form, please scan this QR code:

Clinician survey

How do you support women with type 2 diabetes before pregnancy?

Complete the survey and we will ask about:

Preconception counselling – your current practice.
CGM – Your experience with continuous glucose monitoring.
Better care – your thoughts to improve it.

To complete the survey, please scan this QR code:

Further details

This study has received Ethics approval from Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee.

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