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SWEET is based on a strong partnership between well established European-wide diabetes organisations representing key target groups:
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International Society for Pediatric and
Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD
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The ISPAD is a professional organisation whose aims are to promote clinical and basic science, education and advocacy in childhood and adolescent diabetes. The strength of ISPAD lies in the scientific and clinical expertise in childhood and adolescent diabetes of its members. ISPAD is the only international society focusing specifically on all types of childhood diabetes.
Associated partner: Thomas Danne, Olga Kordonouri
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Federation of European Nurses in Diabetes (FEND)
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FEND has established a unique voice for nurses working in the field of diabetes care, research and education. FEND’s mission is to promote the delivery of evidence based care for people with diabetes throughout Europe by promoting acceptable standards and equity of care for people with diabetes and by influencing European health care policy.
Associated person: Anne Felton
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International Diabetes Federation
Europe (IDF Europe)
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IDF European Region as the only European advocate for people with diabetes and their healthcare providers, works together with its member associations and other diabetes stakeholders to enhance the lifes of people with diabetes. IDF Europe has more than 62 diabetes associations in some 43 countries in its membership. Many of these associations are made up of both people with diabetes and health care professionals. The mission of the IDF is to promote diabetes care, prevention and cure worldwide.
Associated persons: Lex Herrebrugh, Laszlo Madacsy
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| Primary Care Diabetes Europe
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PCDE provide a focal point for primary care clinicians and their patients and its purpose is to promote high standards of care throughout Europe. The mission of PCDE is the implementation of evidence based medicine into daily practice as well as the promotion of diabetes education and research in primary care. Therefore the around 4000 members will create an information system for members and a network for active contacts with other groups working in the field of primary care and diabetes.
Associated person: Imre Rurik
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