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Vol:24 | No:04
Jun 2022

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Anticipating a second wave: The need to improve glycaemic control

People with poor glycaemic control are at significantly greater risk of suffering complications from COVID-19 infection. In her editorial, Su Down offers some resources to support nurses in improving glycaemic control rapidly in anticipation of a second wave of coronavirus.

Page: 140

DSN Forum newsletter – September 2020

DSN Forum newsletter for September 2020, with news on the Forum's award nomination and the upcoming conference season.

Page: 149

Reviewing hospital patients retrospectively following hypoglycaemia prevents further episodes

A quality improvement project to evaluate whether next-day follow-up of all inpatients who had an episode of hypoglycaemia, as determined by the hospital connective blood glucose meter, could support inpatients’ glycaemic control.

Page: 147

Latest news – August 2020

Stay abreast of the latest news that could impact diabetes nursing.

Page: 142

Diabetic foot care: A guide for non-specialists

Being able to identify potential diabetic foot problems and intervene quickly is always better than trying to remedy a problem that has already occurred. This article provides a simple guide to diabetes foot care for non-specialist clinical staff.

Page: 144

DSN Forum newsletter – August 2020

DSN Forum newsletter for August 2020, with news on type 2 diabetes prevention and the Forum's educational activities in Insulin Safety week and the Diabetes 101 Downloaded conference.

Page: 148

A national patient experience survey of Integrated Care Diabetes Nurse Specialists

A patient experience survey of the Clinical Nurse Specialist Diabetes Integrated Care service, a bespoke service operating between primary and secondary care to improve the integration of diabetes care in Ireland.

Page: 146

Meeting report: ADA 80th Scientific Sessions

Stay abreast of the latest news that could impact diabetes nursing. In this issue, we summarise the key presentations from the American Diabetes Association 80^th Scientific Sessions.

Page: 141

Ten tips for more effective and satisfying clinical consultations

Ten tips for more effective and satisfying consultations, based on patient feedback in the MILES-2 study.

Page: 145

Quick guide: Interpreting CGM data

A quick reference guide to interpreting continuous glucose monitoring data in a structured and pragmatic approach.

Page: 143

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