Diabetes Essentials – Provided by the Royal College of Nursing.
- Use this resource to develop your fundamental knowledge of diabetes mellitus in adults to promote safe, competent and compassionate care for people living with diabetes.
Non-Diabetic Hyperglycaemia and the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme-Provided by RCGP
- This e-learning module will use a case-study based approach to discuss the evidence behind the NHS DPP and who should be offered referral.
- Are providing free digital CPD e-Learning modules which are RCN-accredited and created to help book personal development.
Cambridge Diabetes Education Programme (CDEP) – contact kernowhealthcic.workforce@nhs.net for access
- Bite sized diabetes training for health and social care workers, offering 16 topics areas, improving knowledge, boosting confidence and promoting overall safer patient care.
Trend Diabetes – Insulin Safety
- Trend Diabetes has launched the ‘Insulin Safety: Getting it Right’ e-learning module, which is free to access for all hospital and community trusts and Primary Care Networks (PCNs).
Diabetes on the Net – The Six Steps to Insulin Safety
- Developed by the Primary Care Diabetes Society, this is a free CPD module for all healthcare professionals who handle, prescribe or administer insulin. Its focus is on insulin use within the primary care setting.
Thrive Tribe Diabetes Prevention
- A series of bite sized films, articles and animations, designed to help you to help your patients. Learn the communication skills that will enable you to empower patients and put their health back in their hands.
Diabetes Foot Screening – Foot Risk Awareness and Management Education (FRAME)
- This e-learning resource aims to help standardise diabetes foot screenings performed by any health care professional/worker involved in the care of an individual with diabetes.
Diagnosing Diabetes in Children- Provided by National Young People’s Diabetes Network
- Following further cases of children presenting in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) after a delayed diagnosis of diabetes, the paediatric diabetes team at the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust would be grateful if GPs could complete the e-learning tool on diagnosing diabetes in children.