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A dietitian’s role in implementing future technologies in diabetes care

Learning points from ISPAD relating to automated delivery systems and technology and how dietitians might advise and educate patients and families on glucose management to optimise their use.

Diabmail: Improving communication about National Diabetes Audit data between primary and secondary care

Improving care delivery using a web-based tool: an NHS Trust's experience.

Time-in-range an increasingly important metric

Hybrid closed-loop more effective than sensor-augmented pump

Normalised glucose levels in type 1 diabetes a way off

Tandem system significantly increases time-in-range in young people

New FreeStyle Libre includes real-time alarms

National audit shows improvements but persistent variation in care

Holly Robinson and colleagues from the National Paediatric Diabetes Audit discuss the improvements and variation in care highlighted by the 2017–18 audit.

Free e-learning module: Diabetes in children and young people – Parts 1–3

CPD for healthcare professionals covering epidemiology, guidelines, diagnosis, diabetic ketoacidosis, the prescribing and monitoring of insulin, education, diet and lifestyle in children and young adults with diabetes.

DigiBete: Recognition and development of the video platform and social enterprise

Frances Hanson and Maddie Julian report on recent DigiBete developments delivering improved clinical support and education in an online environment

Latest news

Stay abreast of the latest news that could impact diabetes nursing. May 2019.

Free e-learning module: Diabetes in children and young people – Parts 2 and 3

CPD for healthcare professionals covering the prescribing and monitoring of insulin, education, diet and lifestyle in children and young adults with diabetes.

Diabetes care: Inspired by humans, powered by machines

An assessment of the potential of artificial intelligence to help clinicians improve diabetes care.

Faster-acting insulin aspart non-superior to aspart in pump therapy

CGM with remote monitoring in children improves parents’ quality of life

Switching from flash to CGM reduces hypoglycaemia risk

Glucose-sensor-based app improves type 1 diabetes management

Faster-acting insulin aspart: useful, but not an ideal pump insulin

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