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Diabetes Professional Education NHS Lothian | Staff

Webinars

Programme for 2023/2024

Series of stand-alone webinars developed and delivered by LILLY, with local involvement from NHS specialists will run from September 2023 through to July 2024.

These webinars are non-promotional and will cover a variety of topics. The intended audience is GPs, Practice Nurses and Practice based Pharmacists in Primary Care, however they are open to anyone caring for patients with diabetes.​

Modular Rolling Programme

All sessions will be 12.30-1.30 and you may register for as many as you like.

 Wednesday 27th September 2023
‘Overview of Type 2 Diabetes ‘

Thursday 9th November 2023
‘Identifying risk & clinical review of T2D: detection, diagnosis & standard care processes’

Tuesday 19th December 2023
‘Introducing CRM: the relationship between cardiovascular, renal and metabolic systems in type 2 diabetes’

Wednesday 31st January 2024
‘Oral therapies for patients with T2 diabetes’

Thursday 14th March 2024
‘Practical use of oral therapies in type 2 diabetes (case studies)’

Tuesday 23rd April 2024
‘Younger adults with T2 diabetes’

Wednesday 5th June 2024
‘Promoting Effective Change’

Thursday 18th July 2024
‘GLP-1 RA shortage: challenges & options in Type 2 Diabetes care’

To register contact diabetesmcneducation@nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk

Learning Outcomes

Wed 27th Sept 2023 ‘Overview of T2 diabetes’

  • To review the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes
  • To understand the methods and criteria for diagnosing
    type 2 diabetes
  • To explore the impact of clinical inertia on patient outcomes and the importance of early treatment optimisation
  • To recognise the differences between compliance, adherence and concordance and to understand the features of concordant patient consultations

Thur 9th Nov 2023 ‘Identifying risk & clinical review of T2D: detection, diagnosis & standard care processes’

  • To be confident in identifying those people who are at risk of
    type 2 diabetes
  • To be confident in determining an accurate diagnosis of type 2 diabetes
  • To be aware of the standards of care for type 2 diabetes
  • To identify the various methods required for the monitoring of
    type 2 diabetes

Tue 19th Dec 2023 ‘Introducing CRM: the relationship between cardiovascular, renal and metabolic systems in type 2 diabetes’

  • Explore the interconnected relationship between conditions of the CRM system across type 2 diabetes
  • Understand the wider impact and increased risks associated with having one or more conditions affecting the CRM system
  • Consider the unmet clinical need related to CRM morbidity and mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes
  • Understand how clinical guidance for type 2 diabetes has been updated to reflect the results of positive cardiovascular outcome trials
  • Reflect on the overall goals of treatment and individualised care for patients with type 2 diabetes

Wed 31st Jan 2024 ‘Oral therapies for patients with T2 diabetes’

  • Discuss the considerations when choosing a treatment to meet the needs and circumstances of individual adult patients with type 2 diabetes
  • Review the standard oral therapies used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes: metformin, sulphonylureas, thiazolidinediones, DPP-4 inhibitors, SGLT2 inhibitors and oral GLP-1 RAs
  • Understand the sites of action for the different oral drug classes and be aware of the prescribing considerations including renal function and hepatic disease
  • Recognise the need to consider therapy specific factors and the individual patient’s circumstances when choosing between different oral therapies

Thur 14th March 2024 ‘Practical use of oral therapies in type 2 diabetes (case studies)’

  • To recall the different considerations when choosing oral treatments for patients with type 2 diabetes
  • To explore the need for individualised treatment targets and goals, and the impact that this has on choosing the right treatment, for the right patient, at the right time
  • To use case studies to bring theory to life

Tue 23rd April 2024 ‘Younger adults with T2 diabetes’

  • The Growing Problem of Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) in Younger Adults
  • The Importance of Early Identification and Management
  • Psychosocial Considerations in Younger Adults With T2D
  • Holistic Approach to Care in Younger Adults with T2D

Wed 5th June 2024 ‘Promoting Effective Change’

  • To understand how adopting a patient-centred approach can support people with effective change
  • To explore potential conversational structure and tools that promote change
  • To understand the Stages of Change model and the nature of ambivalence
  • To practice structured conversational skills in a safe environment

Thur 18th July 2024 ‘GLP-1 RA shortage: challenges & options in Type 2 Diabetes care’

  • To understand the impact of the current GLP-1 receptor agonist climate
  • To review national guidance from PCDS & ABCD
  • To explore potential alternatives to GLP-1 receptor agonists for the management of Type 2 Diabetes
  • To discuss case studies to support learning