Management of Type 2 Diabetes
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Online Courses
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Providing high-quality care to our patients as they approach the end of their lives is one of the most important, challenging and rewarding aspects of our work in general practice. The vast majority of palliative care is provided in the community, and, in primary care, we play a pivotal role in providing compassionate, holistic care when our patients need it most.
- Individual Booking
£120 - Group or third party booking
The Diabetes for Primary Care webinar is ideal for all GPs, practice nurses and pharmacists needing an update in diabetes, and not just for GPs with a special interest. As diabetes becomes ever more common and at the same time the management becomes more complex, this webinar aims to help break down all of the research into bite-size topics.
- Individual Booking
£195 - Group or third party booking
During this one hour webinar, we will discuss two fictional patient case studies, both living with type 2 diabetes at differing stages.
We will consider the new NICE guidelines in type 2 diabetes and bring these important updates alive as we discuss the management of these patients. We will cover the extended role for SGLT2 inhibitors in early type 2 diabetes for use beyond glycaemic control and the role and place of the GLP1s. This will be a very practical and interactive hour of primary care diabetes education hosted by Sarah Davies, GPwSI in Diabetes and Su Down, Consultant DSN.
- Individual Booking
Free - Group or third party booking
Managing diabetes in primary care is challenging and complicated. During the free 1-hour evening webinar we discuss two case studies of people living with type 2 diabetes. We cover “catching up” care following Covid-19 and multifactorial management thinking beyond glycaemic control. This webinar aims to leave you feeling enthused and upskilled around diabetes management in the primary care setting.
- Individual Booking
Free - Group or third party booking
Books
The Hot Topics Course reference book accompanies the course but is also available to purchase separately
The book is fully referenced with recent summaries of the evidence commonly seen in primary care. Most of our delegates use this every day, like they use the BNF.
Diabetes
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Blogs
It’s that time of the year again...QoF 2024/25
Dr Rob Walker
10th April 2024
I've always found the first week in April a mixed blessing… promises of longer days, more sunshine (possibly!) and maybe some cricket, but this is always tempered with the dreaded ‘box of doom’ (aka the...
The “DiRECT” path to remission of type 2 diabetes?
Dr Sarah Davies
15th June 2023
Many of you will be aware of the DIRECT trial. First published in 2017, a UK primary care based trial funded by Diabetes UK, DiRECT was a major catalyst in initiating the conversation around remission...
Sitting (or not), stepping, sweating, strengthening and sleeping – the five S’s approach to managing Type 2 Diabetes
Dr Sarah Davies
10th November 2022
Earlier in 2022 we had a update to the NICE Type 2 diabetes guidelines with significant changes around prescribing, especially first line medications with an emphasis on using metformin and SGLT2 inhibitors...
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Podcasts
S5 E12: Does less GPs matter? PCNs & continuity; best drug in T2DM after metformin
17th May 2024
Welcome to the Hot Topics podcast from NB Medical with Dr Neal Tucker. In this episode we think about the GP workforce courtesy of four papers in this month's BJGP - does more GPs boost life expectancy (of the patients...)? do PCNs help health inequalities? is practice-based continuity as good as individual continuity?
S5 E4: Interview with Prof Miriam Santer on BMJ Spironolactone for acne in GP; physician associates; once-weekly insulin; tirzepatide vs insulin for T2DM
10th November 2023
Welcome to the Hot Topics podcast from NB Medical with Dr Neal Tucker. The highlight of this episode is our interview with Prof Miriam Santer, lead author of recent research in the BMJ exploring the effectiveness of spironolactone for acne in women.
S4 E4: Continuity; maternal mortality; Just One More Thing: Sarah Davies discusses diabetes
18th November 2022
Welcome to the new Hot Topics podcast from NB Medical with Dr Neal Tucker. We're dealing with heavy topics today - the Autumn Statement, how losing continuity is detrimental to patient care, maternal mortality in the UK - but we've tried to keep it light in other ways including our new segment: Just One More Thing
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KISSes
KISS: QoF 2024-25 Clinical Domains
10th April 2024
A complimentary KISS Summary from NB Medical looking at the latest QoF Clinical Domains.
KISS: QOF 2024-25
10th April 2024
A complimentary KISS Summary from NB Medical looking at the latest QoF.
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