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Diabetes SA is a not-for-profit member-based association. Our mission is to educate, advocate, support and fund research to provide better outcomes for people living with diabetes.


Our vision is to empower people to live well with diabetes and raise awareness for those at risk of diabetes in South Australia.

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Molecular genetics, precision medicine, cancer genetics, antenatal screening, NIPT, endocrine, fertility testing and research, medical teaching


Associate Professor Mirette Saad is a Consultant Chemical Pathologist and the National Director of Molecular Genetics at Australian Clinical Labs. She has a Fellowship with honours in Chemical and Molecular Pathology, with a Microbiology subspeciality, from Suez Canal University, Egypt. A/P Saad received her NHMRC-sponsored PhD degree in Cancer Genetics from Melbourne University and Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute.

Along with her teaching and research roles, A/P Saad is a registered medical practitioner with AHPRA, a Chemical Pathology Fellow (FRCPA) at the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia, and a Member of the Australasian Association of Clinical Biochemists (MAACB). She is a Chair of the RCPA Chemical Pathology Advisory Committee, a Member of the RCPA Genetic Advisory Committee, AACB, and a Chair of the Precision Medicine Services at Australian Clinical Labs.

At Clinical Labs, A/Prof Mirette Saad leads the Molecular Genetic testing for non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), antenatal screening, personalised drug therapy, and cancer.

This change is thanks to Rachael and Jonathan Casella, who advocated for carrier screening to be routine and free for all prospective parents.

Clinical Labs and Barwon Health Hospital Agree on Five Year Extension of Services

4worldlovers: The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is a world leader in health education and research. We seek to improve health care in Australia and internationally.

For aspiring health leaders, there’s no better place to harness your potential and develop a career that positively impacts lives and wellbeing. Find out about our degrees and admission guidelines.

With a strong emphasis on productive industry partnerships, our respected health researchers lead transformative investigations that generate new insights, innovative technologies and treatments, and improved policy.

The Faculty Student Support Centre's Ask Health team is available to assist undergraduate and postgraduate students with degree-related enquiries, such as program advice and study plans.

The Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building brings together more than 1700 students and 600 health researchers in a vibrant and innovative environment where learning and discovery work hand in hand.

Adelaide Health Simulation is the most high-tech health care teaching facility in Australasia. The skills-based learning environment mirrors the Royal Adelaide Hospital and supports a variety of teaching modes.

Through our groundbreaking research, we are transforming the lives of South Australians and influencing the health of individuals and communities, globally. The integration of our research and teaching ensures our graduates are equipped with the knowledge, skills and capabilities to not only deliver the best care, but to be tomorrow’s health leaders.Professor Andrew Zannettino, Executive Dean

Built over a proud 100-year history, Adelaide Dental School offers a range of clinically-focused undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in dentistry and oral health. Students have access to leading-edge facilities at the Dental Simulation Clinic so that they can practise real-world patient care procedures in a technologically-advanced environment.

Adelaide Medical School is the largest school in the University and includes highly successful researchers, talented academic teachers and a large pool of enthusiastic and motivated clinical titleholders. It has primary responsibility for teaching within the clinical years of the medical program at the University of Adelaide.

The School of Biomedicine offers a range of world-class programs to enhance your skills in the application of biology and biochemistry to medical research or practice. You can specialise in four key areas of medical sciences—Anatomy and Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, and Reproduction and Development.

Established in collaboration with the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide Nursing School promotes world-class nursing practice through excellence in student-centred teaching. Nursing is a practice discipline which is humanistic in nature and has a fundamental responsibility to promote health, prevent illness, restore wellness and alleviate suffering.

The Adelaide Rural Clinical School offers and supports a variety of clinical health education programs, and promotes rural health as a career providing high-quality, hands-on medical education experiences in a dynamic rural setting. Students have close contact with experienced teachers, with a strong emphasis on problem-solving and clinical reasoning through clinical placements.

At the School of Allied Health Science and Practice, you’ll be studying at South Australia’s most comprehensive and globally recognised health education environment. The School of Allied Health Science and Practice offers undergraduate honours degrees in physiotherapy, speech pathology and occupational therapy.

The School of Psychology offers students a range of accredited pathways to becoming a psychologist. At postgraduate level, the School is unique in South Australia in offering three professional Master programs leading to registration as a Psychologist (Clinical, Health and Organisational and Human Factors).

The School of Public Health aims to prevent disease and promote health in populations. It practises public health through its engagement as a community of leading scientists, educators and students to advance innovative ideas to change individual behaviours, public policies, and health care practices in areas such as child health and development, life course epidemiology, health technology assessment, economic modelling and indigenous health.

SAiGENCI is an independent cancer-focused medical research institute located in South Australia; focussing on cancer research and clinical trials, which will include new cutting-edge technologies in immunotherapies and genomics.

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4worldlovers: Dr Tonia Mezzini is a leading Sexual Health Physician based in Adelaide committed to helping people with a range of sexual, hormonal, vulval and reproductive health concerns. With her level of expertise and caring approach, patients can feel assured they are being offered best practice, a tailored treatment approach and compassionate medical care.

4worldlovers: Local Health Networks (LHNs) manage the delivery of public hospital services and other community based health services as determined by the state government and:

Comprise of a range of public hospital and health care sites and services, which may include community health and residential services for the aged and other vulnerable groups

Fund public hospital services (under a joint arrangement with the Commonwealth)

Are responsible for system-wide public hospital performance, management, planning (including capital planning) and policy development

Are responsible for planning, funding and delivery of teaching, training and research

Determine, through service agreements with their LHNs, service delivery and state-wide planning

There are 10 LHNs in South Australia established as incorporated hospitals under the Health Care Act 2008. These are:

Each LHN has a Governing Board which is responsible for the overall governance and oversight of local service delivery by the LHNs, including governance of performance and budget achievement, clinical governance, safety and quality, risk management and fulfilment of the Governing Board functions and responsibilities.

Governing Boards are responsible and accountable to the Minister for Health and Wellbeing.

Manage local health service delivery that is safe, high quality and efficient

Contribute to and implement system-wide plans issued by the Department for Health and Wellbeing

Maintain land, buildings and assets controlled and managed by the health service

Consult with health professionals working in the health service and with health consumers and community members about the provision of health services

Cooperate with other providers of health services, including providers of primary health care, in planning for, and providing, health services.

Governing Boards appoint the LHN Chief Executive Officer, who reports to the board.

Responsibility for the day-to-day management and operations of the LHNs remains with the LHN CEOs.

In performing their functions, Governing Boards are required to comply with directions issued by the Minister or Chief Executive, and any policies of the Department specified by the Minister or Chief Executive to apply to the boards in the performance of their functions.

Each LHN delivers services in line with its Clinical Services Capability Framework profile.

The remuneration for governing board members appointed by the Minister for Health and Wellbeing under the Health Care Act 2008 is as follows: