What’s New

Click here to access our 2009 Alberta Diabetes Atlas, released on November 12, 2009.  The Atlas contains information on the number of people living with diabetes in Alberta, their related health conditions, and the health services they use.  New sections include: health care utilization costs of diabetes to the health system, as well as epidemiological trends for children and adolescents.

 

Click here to view our latest newsletter entitled ‘Health Care Costs for Children and Adults with Diabetes by Alberta Health Zone ’.  In it, we have profiled health care costs for people with diabetes across Alberta's five health zones.

 

The Public Health Agency of Canada recently announced that the ADSS team will receive a second year of funding to continue its active dissemination efforts. The ADSS team's activities include providing primary care network visits, community specific data for evaluation and planning, and continued development of its interactive website, which will launch later this year.

 

We have recently created a figure that highlights diabetes prevalence in different  Alberta communities.  It’s interesting to note the Alberta communities with the highest and lowest prevalence.  Click here to see more.


ADSS Newsletters

The purpose of the ADSS Newsletter is to update stakeholders on new and important diabetes issues in Alberta.  It is published and circulated three times per year and serves as a way to disseminate new ADSS findings in between the production of the Alberta Diabetes Atlas, which is only released every two years.

The Newsletter is distributed to health care professionals, diabetes education centers and policy makers around Alberta.  While we do still have hard copies of the Newsletter on hand, we have transitioned to distributing most of our Newsletters electronically by e-mail.

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