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Case studies: octenidine in the management of diabetic foot ulcers

A case series focusing on the use of octenilin® in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers

The gut microbiome and type 2 diabetes: Current evidence and future directions

In this commentary, the authors discuss the current evidence for the role of the gut microbiome in type 2 diabetes, as well as the emerging interventions aimed at improving glycaemia via microbiome-dependent pathways.

Why Language Matters in diabetes care

Rosie Walker, one of the document's co-authors, introduces the Language Matters guidance from NHS England.

Hereditary haemochromatosis and diabetes

A review of hereditary haemochromatosis (HH), one of the most common hereditary conditions in people of European ancestry. If left untreated, HH results in diabetes due to iron accumulation in beta-cells and the development of insulin resistance.

The 7th Annual Quality in Care Diabetes Award Ceremony

The National Diabetes Audit – an update

A round-up of the latest developments surrounding the National Diabetes Audit and the potential benefits for diabetes care.

News and updates from the 78th ADA Scientific Sessions, 2018

Highlights from the American Diabetes Association meeting that could influence diabetes care.

Free e-learning module: Making the right diagnosis in diabetes

CPD for all healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis of diabetes.

PCDS News: The State of the Nations: a survey into the management of diabetes in primary care

A request for primary healthcare professionals to participate in a new PCDS initiative.

Editorial: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: the important role for primary care

Pam Brown, Editor-in-Chief, discusses the challenges of managing NAFLD in primary care.

The interpretation of language

Su Down explores how the language healthcare professionals use can affect people with diabetes.

Lipodystrophy: Something to consider in the diabetes clinic

A review of lipodystrophy and its presentation and management. Although rare, it is most often diagnosed in the diabetes clinic, where patients present with complications of the condition.

Should we diagnose obstructive sleep apnoea in primary care diabetes clinics?

An outline of the symptoms and prevalence of OSA, and the case for routine screening by primary care teams in diabetes clinics.

Editorial: New website, new opportunities

Pam Brown, Editor-in-Chief, welcomes the first digital issue of Diabetes & Primary Care.

Tools to Support Clinical Practice: Diabetes UK information prescriptions

The first in the Tools to Support Clinical Practice series looks at how Diabetes UK's information prescriptions can be used in practice for the benefit of people with pre-diabetes and diabetes.

How to prepare people with diabetes for surgery

13th National Conference of the PCDS: part 2

Gwen Hall's Lifetime Achievement Award and the key messages for practice from the lectures.

Exciting times

Pam Brown, Editor-in-Chief, anticipates a bright future for the Journal as it embarks on a digital-only journey.

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