Diabetes

Guidance, pathways and quality standards

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Oxford Handbook of Diabetes Nursing

Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes

Oxford Handbook of Endocrinology and Diabetes

Oxford Textbook of Endocrinology and Diabetes (2 ed.)

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Follow the Paediatric Diabetes Team Southport & Ormskirk NHS Trust Award-winning team. QiC Winner 2015. BMJ Highly Commended finalist 2015. HSJ finalist 2019.
Diabetes Care for Children & Young People is a quarterly peer-reviewed publication for all healthcare professionals caring for children and young people with diabetes. Diabetes Care for Children & Young People provides up-to-date discussion and content to assist healthcare professionals in providing a unified, multidisciplinary approach to this challenging condition. Read by nurses, diabetologists, paediatricians, dietitians and clinical psychologists, Diabetes Care for Children & Young People is the publication of choice for healthcare professionals engaged in the complexities of managing diabetes in this age group.
Diabetes on the Net is a collection of e-journals, CPD resources, webcasts and clinical specialty topics for healthcare professionals.
Diabetes UK regular source of news on best practice, new treatments or care, medical alerts and the latest research findings. a regular source of news on best practice, new treatments or care, medical alerts and the latest research findings.
National Children & Young People's Diabetes Network 11 regional networks working towards agreed standards of care, outcomes and process of quality assurance to establish the delivery of a world class service for children and young people with Type 1 diabetes.
The ESPE e-learning chapters are based on learning categories of paediatric endocrinology. It contains core and advanced level learning modules on normal development, pathophysiological mechanisms and current views on diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. ESPE e-learning users can also discuss topics and clinical cases within the online forum. A separate multilingual module is being developed for those in the first, secondary and tertiary levels of health care in resource limited countries.

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