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Burke Street Centre
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Diabetes
at Burke Street Centre
We are passionate about helping people living with diabetes, along with their families and carers.
We offer comprehensive care tailored to patients' individual circumstances and disease, with teams of health professionals including endocrinologists, diabetes nurse educators, dietitians and psychologists. The aim of our multidisciplinary approach is to provide comprehensive care and help patients to effectively self-manage their diabetes.
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Last updated 1 May 2018
Last reviewed 11 April 2015
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