Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago

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How important is lived experience in shaping diabetes care?

In this interview, Bastian Hauck and Renza Scibilia from Dedoc° discuss the growing role of people living with diabetes in research, clinical guidelines and innovation. What was once “window dressing” has become a central force in shaping better, more inclusive care.

From contributing to EASD guidelines to influencing global conversations on access, technology, and peer support, patient voices are now recognised as essential expertise. This conversation explores:

- The evolution of patient involvement in diabetes research
- How lived experience is influencing clinical guidelines
- The global impact of peer support and community
- Why patient-centred care leads to better outcomes

Discover how collaboration between researchers, clinicians and people living with diabetes is driving meaningful change.