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An online support group for parents of newly diagnosed children with type 1 diabetes

A collaboration between paediatric diabetes and psychology teams and “expert-by-experience” parents of children with diabetes.

16 Dec 2021

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Latest events & on-demand videos

PCDS Question Time – COVID-19 backlog and beyond

2021: 17th National Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society

View all the broadcasts, on-demand now.

2021: 14th Scottish Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society

Watch the session originally broadcast on 26 October 2021 and view the additional resources

2021: 11th Northern Ireland Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society

Book for the virtual conference 16 September 2021

2021: 14th All Ireland Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society

On-demand webinars from the 14th All Ireland Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society.

2021: 12th Welsh Conference of the Primary Care Diabetes Society

On-demand webinars from the annual PCDS conference.

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Latest published articles

Transition and tributes: Diabetes Care for Children & Young People turns 10

A tribute to Editors past and present, as Fiona Campbell steps down and May Ng assumes the role of sole Editor-in-Chief.

NICE draft consultation recommends that all children and adults with type 1 diabetes have access to CGM

May Ng highlights why the proposed expansion in access to continuous and flash glucose monitoring is so important.

The Diabesties Foundation: Supporting the sapling to grow

An international foundation providing peer support and education for people with type 1 diabetes.

Reducing ethnic inequalities in paediatric diabetes care: A Nottingham perspective

Improving insulin pump therapy access and average HbA_1c in young people from minority ethnic backgrounds in Nottingham.

Why we should stop talking about multidisciplinary teams

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: the case for the interdisciplinary team.

Consultation preferences of young adults with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic

Understanding the factors that influence whether this population prefer face-to-face, online or telephone consultations.

An exploration of the experience of young people with type 1 diabetes as they transition into adulthood

Qualitative study of young adults who have transitioned to adult care services, and implications for practice.

Pre-diabetes or monogenic diabetes? A case study

The challenging presentation of a young boy and the investigations that followed.

Christmas special: A double-blind study to determine the best caterpillar cake in a paediatric ward environment

Double-blind trial to determine the best supermarket caterpillar cake and whether M&S's Colin can be distinguished from its descendants.

NPDA 2019/20: Health disparities and worsening access to diabetes technology based on ethnicity and deprivation

Analysis suggests widening health inequality in glycaemic outcomes and access to diabetes technology.

Action4Diabetes: A UK charity revolutionising type 1 diabetes healthcare across South-East Asia

Introducing Action4Diabetes, a UK-based charity delivering quality type 1 diabetes healthcare in emerging countries across South-East Asia.

Case study: A five-year-old boy with Down’s syndrome recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes

The additional considerations needed to support a child with Down's syndrome and type 1 diabetes through childhood and adolescence.

Latest articles

Transition and tributes: Diabetes Care for Children & Young People turns 10

NICE draft consultation recommends that all children and adults with type 1 diabetes have access to CGM

The Diabesties Foundation: Supporting the sapling to grow

Reducing ethnic inequalities in paediatric diabetes care: A Nottingham perspective

Why we should stop talking about multidisciplinary teams

Consultation preferences of young adults with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic

An exploration of the experience of young people with type 1 diabetes as they transition into adulthood

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