Type 1 diabetes remains a serious chronic condition, impacting millions of children and young people worldwide. For 15 years, Roche has been dedicated to improving global access through our #ChangingDiabetesInChildren partnership. We're proud to work alongside Novo Nordisk, International Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD), and the World Diabetes Foundation, having already improved care for over 64,000 children and trained 28,000+ healthcare professionals in 30 countries. Our future vision involves integrating evidence-based insights, digital innovation, and local ownership to ensure sustainable diabetes care within national health systems. Discover our journey and impact: https://lnkd.in/dFnR7yAg #DiabetesCare #HealthEquity #diabetesinchildren
As a bioinformatics student, it’s powerful to see long-term partnerships translating into real improvements in pediatric diabetes care. Integrating data-driven insights with local health-system capacity is exactly the direction global health needs. Would love to contribute to work that combines evidence, technology, and impact at this scale.
Happy Thanksgiving to the Roche team 🍂🦃. Your sustained 15‑year commitment to pediatric Type 1 diabetes care exemplifies how modular partnerships can scale impact across diverse health systems. Training 28,000+ clinicians and embedding care for 64,000 children demonstrates not just reach, but reproducibility and resilience in clinical delivery. The integration of evidence‑based insights with digital innovation and local ownership reflects the kind of scalable, system‑ready interventions that strengthen health equity worldwide. Grateful for the rigor and foresight you bring to this mission
This is truly inspiring work. The focus on building local capacity and providing accessible care where it is needed most is remarkable. For those of us in clinical research, it serves as a powerful reminder of the significant impact that strong partnerships and reliable access to data and care can have. Congratulations to everyone involved.
A generational impact.