Diabetic Retinopathy - Closing the Loop for Diabetic Eye Care and Complication Risk Mitigation

Grant number: 1079864 | Funding period: 2016 - 2021

Completed

Abstract

Indigenous Australians with diabetes are at high risk of vision loss due to diabetic eye disease. Training and implementation of local retinal imaging, regional reading, and web-based systems can improve communication and fragmented service delivery. We will train and evaluate, in an indigenous Australian setting, an open-source remote-access IT solution to improve eye care and outcomes, adaptable to national and international locations.

Related publications (2)

Screening for diabetic retinopathy and reduced vision among Indigenous Australians in Top End primary care health services: a TEAMSnet sub-study

N Quinn, F Yang, C Ryan, SE Bursell, A Keech, S Atkinson-Briggs, A Jenkins, L Brazionis, A Brown, D O’Neal, D Liew, T Wong, H Taylor, K O’Dea, E Lamoureux, M Horton

2021-11-01

Background: Diabetic retinopathy (DR) prevalence is higher in Indigenous Australians than in other Australians and is a major caus..

An evaluation of the telehealth facilitation of diabetes and cardiovascular care in remote Australian Indigenous communities: - Protocol for the telehealth eye and associated medical services network [TEAMSnet] project, a pre-post study design

L Brazionis, A Jenkins, A Keech, C Ryan, SE Bursell

2017-01-05

Background: Despite substantial investment in detection, early intervention and evidence-based treatments, current management stra..

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