People with Diabetes
We are delighted you want to know more about your consultations and how to get the most from them. We hope this page provides you with all the information you need.
This video encourages you learn more about your consultation conversations within Diabetes Care
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This video encourages you learn more about your consultation conversations within Diabetes Care
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This video encourages you learn more about what’s important for you to ask and know during your appointments concerning your Diabetes
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This video encourages you learn more about what’s important for you to ask and know during your appointments concerning your Diabetes
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This animation which can be viewed below offers you the opportunity to promote LET’S TALK NOW and encourage its use with every person with diabetes
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In this video Jane Diggle, Diabetes Specialist Practice Nurse, encourages to be proactively involved in appointments for you and about you concerning your Diabetes
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In this video Jane Diggle, Diabetes Specialist Practice Nurse, encourages to be proactively involved in appointments for you and about you concerning your Diabetes
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‘In this film, John, a Person with Diabetes Shares his experiences’
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‘In this film, John, a Person with Diabetes Shares his experiences’
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Please download and write down anything you’d want to ask in your Diabetes appointments
In this video John Grumitt diagnosed with type 1 Diabetes describes the impact of his diagnosis and it’s physiological effects
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In this video John Grumitt diagnosed with type 1 Diabetes describes the impact of his diagnosis and it’s physiological effects
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In this film, Sophie, who has long standing type 1 diabetes, describes her experiences of consultation conversations in diabetes care
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In this film, Sophie, who has long standing type 1 diabetes, describes her experiences of consultation conversations in diabetes care
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In this film, Mahendra who has diet controlled type 2 diabetes describes his experiences of GP led Diabetes Care
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In this film, Mahendra who has diet controlled type 2 diabetes describes his experiences of GP led Diabetes Care
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In this film, Charlie a 17 year old young man with type 1 diabetes describes his consultation conversation experiences and also what he would like from transitional care
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In this film, Charlie a 17 year old young man with type 1 diabetes describes his consultation conversation experiences and also what he would like from transitional care
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In this film, Jess, aged 19 with Type 1 Diabetes explains what she would like from her diabetes care.
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In this film, Jess, aged 19 with Type 1 Diabetes explains what she would like from her diabetes care.
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In this film, Sheila, who has lived with type 1 diabetes for 50 years describes her experiences
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In this film, Sheila, who has lived with type 1 diabetes for 50 years describes her experiences
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In this film, Sharda, a lady with type 2 diabetes, describes her experiences of diabetes care
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In this film, Sharda, a lady with type 2 diabetes, describes her experiences of diabetes care
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The context of your consultation conversation is important to reflect where you are in your life with Diabetes
How to maximise the impact of diabetes consultations: The perspective of people living with diabetes
Authors:
Professor Anne Phillips, Charles Odiase, Jane Diggle, John Grumitt, Patrick Holmes,
Anita Beckwith, Jayne Robbie, Kate Walker (2021)
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What is Diabetes and What do the words used in your care mean?
