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This conference was developed by the PCDO Society in conjunction with OmniaMed Communications.

Sponsored by an educational grant from Abbott’s Diabetes Care Division.

About

We are delighted to invite you to attend the SMART roadshow series from the Primary Care Diabetes & Obesity (PCDO) Society. These afternoon meetings will be taking place in the following locations:

Tuesday 20th May – Leicester, Hilton Leicester

Monday 2nd June – Leeds, The Queens Hotel

Tuesday 10th June – Crawley, The Holiday Inn Gatwick Worth

Tuesday 17th June – Bristol, The Bristol

Tuesday 8th July – Birmingham, Radisson Blu Hotel

By attending, you will learn from experts across the primary care diabetes MDT, to help you provide the best possible type 2 diabetes care in all age groups, at all stages of the diabetes journey.

Why attend

Select the nearest location to suit you

Insights and inspiration for primary care, by primary care

Claim 3 CPD points for the half-day meeting, and receive a workbook to build your CPD profile

Agenda

SMART Roadshows: Age Matters: Diagnostic Dilemmas and Difficult Decisions in T2D - getting it right in primary care

12.30 - 16.30

12.30 – 13.15

Registration and Lunch

,
13.15 – 13.55

Diagnosis: Is it really type 2 diabetes?
• Why getting the correct diagnosis is important
• Distinguishing types 1, 2, 3c and other types of diabetes
• Diagnostic tests
• Challenging the diagnosis – what to do when the clinical picture changes

Speaker   Nicola Milne (Leicester/Leeds/Birmingham), Callum Metcalfe-O’Shea (Crawley), Pam Brown (Bristol)
,
13.55 – 14.25

What happens next? Treatment priorities
• Short-term goal setting
• Rescue therapy
• Diet, lifestyle, remission pathways
• Reducing the risk of long-term diabetes complications

Speaker   David Miller
,
14.25 – 15.00

Sponsored symposium

Sponsored by an educational grant from Abbott’s Diabetes Care Division.

Speaker   TBC
,
15.00 – 15.30

Refreshments

,
15.30 – 16.00

The young person with type 2 diabetes
• The additional risk associated with early-onset type 2 diabetes
• The need for aggressive management
• Pregnancy: preconception and postnatal care
• How to conduct an extended review: the T2Day programme

Speaker   Jane Diggle
,
16.00 – 16.30

Diabetes and frailty
• HbA1c and glucose monitoring in older people
• What glucose targets to set, and why
• Treatment de-escalation and avoidance of hypoglycaemia
• Management in the community and in care homes

Speaker   Su Down or Pam Brown (Birmingham)
,
16.30

Meeting close

Speakers

Pam Brown

GP, Swansea

Jane Diggle

Specialist Diabetes Nurse Practitioner, West Yorkshire

Su Down

Diabetes Nurse Consultant, Somerset

Naresh Kanumilli

GPwSI, Manchester and Chair of the PCDO Society

Callum Metcalfe O'Shea

ANP Diabetes Specialist RGN

David Miller

Clinical Pharmacist in General Practice, Beverley

Nicola Milne

PCN DiaST Lead Diabetes Specialist Nurse Clinical Lead for the Greater Manchester Diabetes Clinical Network

Location

Various locations across the UK

Tuesday 20th May – Leicester, Hilton Leicester

Monday 2nd June – Leeds, The Queens Hotel

Tuesday 10th June – Crawley, The Holiday Inn Gatwick Worth

Tuesday 17th June – Bristol, The Bristol

Tuesday 8th July – Birmingham, Radisson Blu Hotel

  • 12.30 - 16.30

This conference was developed by the PCDO Society in conjunction with OmniaMed Communications.

Sponsored by an educational grant from Abbott’s Diabetes Care Division.

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Free for all UK & Ireland healthcare professionals

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