Type 2 Diabetes Network
Uniting communities, healthcare providers, and partners across British Columbia to support type 2 diabetes
We are here to support you to find the information that you need
Diabetes by Numbers
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
HQBC Quality Academy is open to anyone working to improve the health and well-being of people and communities whether through health care delivery, community-based programs or other initiatives that support healthier people, no matter your role or organization. Applications close July 15, 2025.
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Join the T2D Network to connect with a vibrant community dedicated to tackling T2D through collaboration, innovation, and shared resources. By becoming a member, you gain access through our newsletters and webinars, to research, educational resources, and opportunities for networking with experts and peers. Your involvement can make a significant impact on shaping the future of diabetes care and improving support for individuals with T2D in British Columbia.
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Upcoming Events
Dr. David Campbell is an Internal Medicine and Endocrinology specialist at the University of Calgary whose research focuses on health equity and improving diabetes care for socially disadvantaged populations.
Video Podcast: Diabetes and the Social Determinants of Health
We’ve got an exciting event coming up! Dr. David Campbell, a clinician-scientist from the University of Calgary, joins host Krista Lamb to discuss his work studying diabetes in those experiencing homelessness or food insecurity. Dr. Campbell's research considers the importance of strategies that remove structural barriers to needed healthcare. His team also looks at how to provide solutions that are empathetic and foster mutual respect. In addition, Dr. Campbell will discuss his out-of-the-box knowledge mobilization strategies, including his team's short film, Low, and the photo voice exhibit, Home Sweet Homeless.
During the recording, Dr. Campbell will answer the audience’s questions, so be sure to join us live to participate!
👉 Post your questions ahead of time in our Forum
👉 Date: June 3, 2025 (12:00-1:00 PM PST)
IDEA Diabetes Stepping Stones Workshop: Spark Interest, Build Trust, and Inspire Hope
This three-day virtual workshop will ignite interest in a different way to thinking, talk and do diabetes, based upon a foundation of hope, empowerment, and equity. Participants will consider the opportunities for better outcomes and a better future for people with diabetes and how each one of us can make a difference.
This workshop is for people who are involved in healthcare and health leadership, including in Indigenous communities, and have the interest, energy, and influence to shape the community approach to diabetes.
👉 Date: May 6 -7, 2025
👉 Find out more information, the cost, and how to register here
Featured Past Events
Did you miss our vodcast? No problem, here's a short preview.
May Vodcast Recap – Diabetes and the Social Determinants of Health
We had an inspiring and thought-provoking event featuring Dr. David Campbell, clinician-scientist from the University of Calgary, in conversation with host Krista Lamb. Dr. Campbell shared insights from his impactful research on diabetes care among individuals experiencing homelessness or food insecurity. The discussion highlighted the critical importance of addressing structural barriers to healthcare and implementing solutions grounded in empathy and mutual respect
Testimonials
“This is outstanding! Great compilation of what is out there in one stop shopping!”
Diabetes Clinical Nurse Specialist
"This website is truly a wealth of information where people can find everything they need to help them sort out this difficult health issue."
Patient Partner
“The culturally relevant resources, especially for Indigenous communities, makes this website feel truly inclusive.”
Diabetes Practice Advisor
“Wow. I am blown away! I can share this with others in my T2D journey so they can look around at all the great things being done to support T2D .”
Patient Partner
"I think this is an excellent resource. It’s very helpful for both patients and healthcare providers."
Community Nurse
"Thank you for letting us have a voice"
Patient Partner
"You have done a great job putting a huge number of mainstream diabetes links, well organized by topics, in one place.”
Patient Partner
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Well done!”
Pharmacist Researcher
Stay tuned for upcoming events and sign up for your Network newsletter or follow us on social media.
You can also access past event recordings, webinars, and resources on our T2D Resource Archive and Blog page.
Check out our latest blog posts to stay updated on the newest insights, trends, and information in diabetes care.
