This group brings together professionals with a shared interest in nutrition to collaborate, share insights, and promote optimal dietary practices for young people with diabetes. It aims to provide a place for nutrition-specific networking, a forum for discussion, and a portal to share resources and ideas.

Joining the Nutrition SIG offers a valuable opportunity to enhance your professional skills, contribute to meaningful research, and be part of a supportive and dynamic community dedicated to improving nutritional management in pediatric and adolescent diabetes.

Benefits of joining

  1. Networking Opportunities: Connect with a diverse group of professionals who share a passion for nutrition and diabetes care.
  2. Professional Development: Access to educational resources, training programs, and research opportunities that support career growth.
  3. Collaborative Projects: Participate in innovative research projects and initiatives that address key challenges in diabetes care.
  4. Leadership Experience: Engage in leadership roles within the group, contributing to the development and execution of various projects and activities.

Activities

  1. Research Initiatives: Engage in research projects focused on the nutritional needs and management of children and adolescents with diabetes.
  2. Educational Programs: Develop and disseminate educational materials and guidelines for healthcare professionals, patients, and families.
  3. Best Practices Promotion: Identify and promote best practices in nutritional management to ensure high standards of care.
  4. Collaborative Efforts: Work with other ISPAD committees and international societies to integrate nutritional initiatives and support global educational efforts.

Expectations for members

  1. Active Participation: Engage in regular meetings, discussions, and activities organized by the Nutrition Group.
  2. Research Involvement: Contribute to research projects by submitting proposals, participating in surveys, and collaborating with other members.
  3. Content Creation: Assist in creating and sharing content for social media, newsletters, and other communication channels.
  4. Advocacy and Outreach: Support advocacy initiatives aimed at improving nutritional care for young people with diabetes.

Members Useful Resources