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Nominations for three award categories for this year’s prestigious Quality in Diabetes Care (QiC) awards are still open. Submissions for the Diabetes Healthcare Professional of the Year, the ...
Nominations for three award categories for this year’s prestigious Quality in Diabetes Care (QiC) awards are still open. Submissions for the Diabetes Healthcare Professional of the Year, the ...
Abigail Kitt is a healthcare manager who has worked in the diabetes sector since 2004. Over the course of her career, Abbey has built up knowledge in translating diabetes NHS policy into ...
The role of the diabetes specialist nurse is hugely important in ensuring high-quality diabetes care. Our DSN Spotlight series celebrates this great position and also aims to find out more about ...
The Alliance for Diabetes Self-Management and Prevention has announced its next meeting. The event, which will be held in Denmark, is scheduled to take place on Thursday, December 1 and Friday, ...
Psychiatric researchers have discovered a genetic link between depression and type 2 diabetes. A “significant” genetic overlap has unveiled following a study aimed to show the ...
Experiences of inpatient diabetes care and improvement initiatives were shared at the 5th National Diabetes Inpatient Conference has taken place. Diabetes professionals gathered at the Royal ...
Foot ulcers acquired during hospital visits have decreased by 50 per cent, according to a clinical audit. The 2015 results of the National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA), published today, ...
Good practice in diabetes care was shared at a national conference for healthcare professionals. For the first time the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD), Diabetes UK, NHS ...
Healthcare professionals are being asked to help with an inquiry looking at patient access to technology designed to help prevent lower limb amputation. The All Party Parliamentary Group on ...
Leading charity Diabetes UK has called the latest child type 2 diabetes figures “extremely worrying”. According to the National Diabetes Paediatric Audit (NDPA) there are now 533 ...