As part of its Question Time programme discussing how primary care can start to address the backlog in diabetes care caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Primary Care Diabetes Society is delighted to present the first in a new series of short videos highlighting best practice and bringing to the fore real-world examples of how primary care is responding positively to the challenges brought about by the last two years of disruption. These inspirational shorts will provide encouragement and incentives to meet the challenges that lie ahead. Click here to access the videos.
Note: These videos are associated with a broadcast series funded by Novo Nordisk. Novo Nordisk has had no influence over the creation, development or content of this material and full control remains the full responsibility of the PCDS.
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Diabetes &
Primary Care
Issue:
Vol:24 | No:01
New PCDS video shorts: Best practice in clearing the COVID-19 backlog
Note: These videos are associated with a broadcast series funded by Novo Nordisk. Novo Nordisk has had no influence over the creation, development or content of this material and full control remains the full responsibility of the PCDS.
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