Gestational Diabetes among Aboriginal Women and its Management

This presentation discusses Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) among Aboriginal women in Australia, its pathophysiology, nursing interventions, drug therapy, and cultural safety in nursing practice. It includes a case study scenario of a woman named Alisha who entered the hospital with symptoms similar to GDM. The presentation also highlights the prevalence of GDM in indigenous communities and the need for nurses to be trained in cultural safety.