"Inequities in diabetes" is presented by Dr Rinki Murphy (MBChB, FRACP, PhD). Dr Murphy is an endocrinologist, diabetologist and physician working at Auckland DHB, Counties Manukau Health. She is also an associate professor of Medicine at the University of Auckland and has been a medical advisor for Diabetes Auckland since 2009. Dr Murphy holds a PhD in genetics and epigenetics of diabetes and she leads the national guidelines and database for monogenic diabetes.
In this video, Dr Murphy discusses the factors that lead to inequity in diabetes care. Her webinar covers:
This video was recorded from a live webinar hosted by Mobile Health on 18 November 2020 attended by predominantly rural health professionals.
The video has been edited for clarity.
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