Local Diabetes MCN Forums and Conference
Diabetes MCN Conference - Tuesday 5 November 2024
Please click this link to access presentations from the Diabetes MCN Conference held at Perth Concert Hall on Tuesday 5 November.
Tayside Diabetes MCN Forums
7.00 - 8.00pm via MS Teams - topics and further information will be published nearer the dates.
*2025 dates will be published soon*
Archive of Past Events
Click here to access presentations of past events
Online Diabetes Education Resources
Foot Risk Awareness and Management Education (FRAME)
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The online FRAME training modules explain the purpose of foot screening, demonstrate how to carry out a foot assessment and how to use the online SCI-DC foot risk tool to calculate and record foot risk score. There is an assessment involving case scenarios at the end of the modules which the learner may opt to undertake and which, if passed, gives a certificate of completion. To access the tool please go to https://www.diabetesframe.org/. Please note this needs to be accessed using google chrome as this site doesn't work with internet explorer. It takes approximately 20-30 minutes to complete.
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This short video explains foot screeening and lasts approximately 12 minutes. Click here to launch the video (Windows Media File). If you are using Firefox as browser and experience problems in playing this video, please install this plugin: Windows Media Player plugin
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Diabetes UK Continuing Professional Development
A series of on-line courses for healthcare professionals working in diabetes care. Including Understanding Diabetes and Emotional Wellbeing. Click here to access.
TREND
Diabetes elearning modules here covering Sensor Technology for Community Nurses, Insulin Safety: Getting it Right, Insulin Adjsutment in Type 2 diabetes, Insulin administration for healthcare support workers, Diabetes Care in Nursing Homes, Injection Technique matters.
Cambridge Diabetes Education Programme
CDEP is a competency-based online diabetes learning tool that supports all levels of healthcare practitioners demonstrate their diabetes knowledge and skills relevant to their role. To align with the structure of diabetes competency frameworks, there are 5 levels that healthcare practitioners can register at, according to their role. A variety of diabetes topics are available, the amount of time required depends on the level and the topics chosen, for example intermediate level contains 10-15 hours of education. It costs £25 for registration which lasts 2 years.
More information about the levels and topics can be found here and to access the programme click here
Improving Care for People with Diabetes in Hospital
Diabetes - Think, Check, Act
As part of the Think Check Act safety programme 5 eLearning modules below are available to provide practical advice to improve the care and management of inpatients with diabetes. The module can be found within TURAS by searching for Think Check Act.
- Inpatient Diabetes: Covers how an admission to hospital could affect a patient’s normal diabetes care as well as blood glucose monitoring, and which patients who should be referred to the inpatient diabetes team. Completion Time: 20 minutes
- Insulin Administration: Focuses on safe prescribing of insulin and the different modes of insulin delivery. For all healthcare staff with a responsibility for insulin prescribing and administration to ensure that the right patient receives the right type of insulin at the right dose, in the right way. Completion Time: 20 minutes
- Intravenous Insulin: Outlines safe and appropriate use of intravenous (IV) insulin. Completion Time: 20 minutes
- Subcutaneous Insulin: Focuses on the various forms of subcutaneous (SC) insulin and their application in clinical practice. Completion Time: 20 minutes
- How to prevent and manage hypoglycaemia: Focuses on the correct identification, management and prevention of hypoglycaemia. Completion Time: 20 minutes
Check Protect and Refer CPR
CPR for Feet programme involves foot care checks in hospital to everyone with a diagnosis of diabetes to determine their risk of developing foot disease, and gives them the information and support that they need to reduce that risk.
- Check - check feet on admission to hospital
- Protect - protect the feet if there is a problem or risk of a problem
- Refer - those with, or at risk of, a foot ulcer referred to Podiatry
Click here for training videos and CPR for Feet: Training Manual and Resources.
An NHS Tayside Learn Pro module has been developed on CPR for Feet to understand the importance of CPR for Feet recognising patients at risk knowing how and when to refer to Podiatry. This can be accessed in Learn Pro by searching for CPR for Feet
Diabetes on the NET
Primary Care Diabetes Society Entry Level Module Series contains 8 modules which covers the 9 processes of care recommended for good diabetes management by primary care healthcare professionals. The modules can be found here.
BMJ Learning Website: Diabetes Mellitus Modules
Within the BMJ Learning website there are four modules which are acceptable to contribute to the LES education requirements:
Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 - diagnosis and evaluation (counts for 20 minutes)
- Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 an update on management (counts for 40 minutes)
- Diabetic Foot diagnostic picture tests (counts for 50 minutes)
- Hypoglycaemia diagnosis and management (counts for 30 minutes)
Diabetic Ketoacidosis
University of Dundee interactive tutorial on DKA where you will be asked to make decisions about the management of a patient. Click here to launch the tutorial.
Emotion Matters
Emotion Matters is an online module within TURAS or available from here https://learn.nes.nhs.scot/48366/optometry/online-cpd/emotion-matters. The aim of this resource is to increase understanding and awareness of the psychosocial implications of living with a long term condition as well as provide some skills that will enable holistic, collaborative and person centred care.
The MAP of Health Behaviour Change
This module is for health and social care professionals whose role involves helping people to make positive health and lifestule related changes. It provides a guide to structure your behaviour change convversations (the MAP model) and evidence-based behaviour change techniques (BCTs) which help people make the change. It can be found within TURAS.
Other Events and Conferences
Diabetes UK Professional Conference 26-28 February 2025, SEC Glasgow