Monthly Archives: July 2024

Spotlight-AQ wins ADA Innovation Challenge for mental health intervention

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Insulin pump course to improve diabetes technology knowledge

Healthcare professionals looking to develop their knowledge of advanced insulin pumps are being given the opportunity to attend a two-day course next year. Hosted by Cambridge University ...

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Roche receives CE Mark for its AI-enabled continuous glucose monitoring solution

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Funding given for further research into type 2 diabetes and heart failure

Researchers have been awarded a £1.4 million grant to continue their work to detect and prevent heart failure in those living with type 2 diabetes.  The grant, from the British Heart Foundation, ...

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Calls for competency framework for associate roles

The scope and role of Physician Associates needs defining to ensure high-quality care for people with diabetes, according to a growing movement of professional associations. Last year NHS England ...

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Diabetes self-management education adapted for deaf communities

Educators at Leicester Diabetes Centre (LDC) have collaborated with Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership to adapt the DESMOND diabetes self-management education programme for the D/deaf ...

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Responses sought for GIRFT’s snapshot inpatient diabetes survey

Diabetes inpatient teams across England are being urged to take part in a GIRFT survey to help create a snapshot of current service provision. Site teams are asked to fill in the questionnaire ...

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ADA 2024 NEWS: ADA initiative aims to improve primary care for diabetes

The new Diabetes Primary Care Alliance aims to improve diabetes outcomes by accelerating the adoption of evidence-based standards of care in primary care. This comes after the ADA announced its ...

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ADA 2024 NEWS: New results from SELECT show reduction in progression to diabetes

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ADA 2024 NEWS: Diabetes education is key for healthcare professionals, ADA president says

The president of the ADA has revealed that educating diabetes healthcare professionals will benefit people living with the condition. During the ADA 84th Scientific Sessions in Orlando, Patti ...

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