Resources to Assist | Emergency ID Australia

We have provided our "Rescourse to Assist" pages so that our visitors and members can access information that may assist them.

Note: Content on this website is provided for information purposes only. Information about an organisation, therapy, service, product or treatment does not imply endorsement and is not intended to replace advice from doctors or other registered healthcare professionals.

Over time, currency and completeness of the information can change at any time. Everyone is urged to always seek advice from your doctor or registered health care professional for diagnosis and answers to their medical questions. Emergency ID Australia is not liable for any the information or links given.

If you are a health organisation or beneficial resource to our customers, located within Australia, and would like to provide information and have your link published or even featured below please contact us through our contact page on this site.

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We are currently featuring:

Australian Diabetes Educators Association (ADEA)
The ADEA is Australia's peak professional organisation in diabetes education. It actively promotes diabetes self-management to ensure optimal health and well being for all people, affected by, and at risk of diabetes. Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs) are recognised as the appropriately qualified health care professionals providing evidenced based client centred care within the specialist area of diabetes education. CDE's support and assist people with and at risk of diabetes, their families and carers to gain the necessary information, knowledge, skills, motivation and confidence that is required to manage their condition and to become an active partner in the decision making about their care and treatment. Diabetes Educators combine clinical care with providing diabetes specific information and knowledge, self-management education and support.

Testimonials

"I would like to commend you for a fantastic product. I have your USB device and used it, for the first time, yesterday when I required urgent medical attention from the Emergency Department of the Canberra Hospital. I have a long and complex medical history which, at the best of times, is difficult to recall with accuracy. Under the stressful circumstance of a medical emergency it was wonderful to be able to hand the staff my USB and be confident the doctors had all the background information they may need in order to assess my condition.

Cheryl Cooper ACT

Childrens allergy wrist bands by Emergency ID Australia

"Your products are wonderful and Kaylah loves wearing her band. We have so many people ask about it and she loves telling them all about it. I felt so much better with her starting kindergarten and knowing all her information is on her at all times. Kaylah has allergies to potato, beef, corn, tomatoes, oranges, dairy, Paracetamol and also has asthma."

Kelly Hammond NSW

"I recently purchased the “complete value pack” deal for myself. When I received it in the mail my wife was so impressed with the detail and variety (she being a white gold and diamond girl) that I had to purchase a set for her. Hopefully my wife and I don’t have to use this service. But in the case we do, then we have the peace of mind, that the emergency services would have access to our details. Also the $20 a year membership seems a might bit cheap, would have paid more, especially since the service can save the lives' of my wife or myself."

Troy Chamberlain WA