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At-risk groups, Cardiovascular disease, Clinical guidance, Comorbidities, Coronavirus, Journal of Diabetes Nursing, Screening and risk stratification, Service delivery

How to prioritise primary care diabetes services during and post COVID-19 pandemic

Pam Brown

, Jane Diggle

As the acute phase of the pandemic recedes, teams face significant backlogs of diabetes reviews. It is important to prioritise care delivery to those who need more urgent reviews until services catch up. This quick guide outlines ways to identify the highest-risk groups for COVID-19 and cardiovascular disease, clarify the type of review and consultation required by individual people, and help teams assess their capacity for managing this catch-up workload.

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This article was co-published in Diabetes & Primary Care and the Journal of Diabetes Nursing.

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