UK diabetes treatment is ‘unacceptable’ say MPs
There are “unacceptable variations” in diabetes treatment across the UK, according to a group of MPs. In a report compiled by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), the group also criticised ...
There are “unacceptable variations” in diabetes treatment across the UK, according to a group of MPs. In a report compiled by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), the group also criticised ...
Social media, texts and Skype should be used to keep young people engaged in treatment for their diabetes, NHS England has stated in new guidance. The new service specification focuses on ...
NHS England is advertising the role of the national clinical director for diabetes and obesity. Professor Jonathan Valabhji, who is also a consultant diabetologist, physician and endocrinologist ...
Hospitals in England and Wales are being encouraged to try out tests of change, based on the Diabetes Mortality and Morbidity project findings. Participating hospitals have until December 21 to ...
NHS leaders have been called on to defend their record of care for people living with diabetes in England by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). Committee chair, Meg Hillier MP, reminded ...
Over three-quarters of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in partnership with 132 local authorities have expressed interest in a national drive to prevent diabetes. A total of 66 joint ...
A new conference aiming to “empower patients to manage their own care” takes place next week with a host of leading speakers lined up. The first Diabetes Professional Care conference will be held ...
A programme designed to help reduce the four million people in England expected to have type 2 diabetes by 2025 is to be launched in Medway. The National NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS ...
A woman with type 2 diabetes has said she “wishes” the National Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP) had been around before her diagnosis. The DPP is a joint initiative between NHS ...
The chair of a public spending watchdog has said she is “deeply disappointed” that the Department of Health has made little progress in helping people with diabetes since 2012. Meg ...