Diabetes in primary care

Insulin initiation, insulin pumps and hypoglycaemia.

The team from Capital & Coast DHB Diabetes Service repeats the popular seminar on management of diabetes in primary care.

Programme

  1. Update on diabetes in 2016 – Dr Jeremy Krebs
  2. Key improvements in diabetes care at Capital & Coast DHB since 'Get Checked' ended – Lorna Bingham
  3. Practical workshop session: Insulin initiation – Julie Bate
  4. Reviewing people with type 1 diabetes in primary care: When to consider an insulin pump? – Bridget Lydon
  5. Hypoglycaemia: What to look for, current research and hypo unawareness – Lindsay McTavish
  6. Sick day management for Type 1 and Type 2 in primary care – Dr Elaine Barrington-Ward

From the 2014 seminar

  1. Diabetes care improvement packages: The role of primary care in insulin initiation, and update on new agents – Dr Jeremy Krebs

1. Update on diabetes in 2016 (25 minutes + 29 minutes = 54 minutes)

Assoc Prof Jeremy Krebs Clinical Lead & Endocrinologist CCDHB

Presentation notes: Update on diabetes in 2016 [PDF, 4.7 MB]

Update on diabetes for 2016 - Part 1
Update on diabetes for 2016 - Part 2

2. Key improvements in diabetes care at Capital & Coast DHB since 'Get Checked' ended (37 minutes)

Lorna Bingham Nurse Practitioner

Presentation notes: Key improvements in diabetes care [PDF, 1.4 MB]

Improvements in diabetes care at CCDHB since ‘Get Checked’ ended

3. Practical workshop session: Insulin initiation (28 minutes + 30 minutes = 58 minutes)

Julie Bate Clinical Nurse Specialist

Presentation notes: Practical workshop session: Insulin initiation [PDF, 1.4 MB]

Practical workshop session – insulin initiation - Part 1
Practical workshop session – insulin initiation - Part 2

4. Reviewing people with type 1 diabetes in primary care: When to consider an insulin pump? (24 minutes + 21 minutes = 45 minutes)

Bridget Lydon Clinical Nurse Specialist

Presentation notes: Reviewing people with type 1 diabetes in primary care: When to consider an insulin pump? [PDF, 7.4 MB]

Type 1 Diabetes – when to consider an insulin pump? - Part 1
Type 1 Diabetes – when to consider an insulin pump? - Part 2

5. Hypoglycaemia: What to look for, current research and hypo unawareness (22 minutes + 27 minutes = 49 minutes)

Lindsay McTavish Clinical Nurse Specialist

Presentation notes: Hypoglycaemia: What to look for, current research and hypo unawareness [PDF, 1.6 MB]

Hypoglycaemia – what to look for, research & hypo unawareness - Part 1
Hypoglycaemia – what to look for, research & hypo unawareness - Part 2

6. Sick day management for Type 1 and Type 2 in primary care (27 minutes)

Dr Elaine Barrington-Ward Endocrinologist

Presentation notes: Sick day management for Type 1 and Type 2 in primary care [PDF, 368 KB]

Sick day management for people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes

2014-1. Diabetes care improvement packages: The role of primary care in insulin initiation, and update on new agents (retained from the 2014 version of this seminar) (67 minutes)

Dr Jeremy Krebs Clinical Lead & Endocrinologist CCDHB

Presentation notes: Diabetes care improvement packages [PDF, 1.7 MB]

Diabetes care improvement packages

Primary care diabetes

Seminar held 11 October 2016

Updated version of seminar held 26 May 2014

Facilitator

  • Fiona Corbin Adviser, PHARMAC Seminars; Clinical Advisory Pharmacist/Pharmacist Facilitator

Presenters

  • Assoc Prof Jeremy Krebs Clinical Lead & Endocrinologist CCDHB
  • Lorna Bingham Nurse Practitioner
  • Julie Bate Clinical Nurse Specialist
  • Bridget Lydon Clinical Nurse Specialist
  • Lindsay McTavish Clinical Nurse Specialist
  • Dr Elaine Barrington-Ward Endocrinologist

These presentations are provided for professional development purposes for the benefit of qualified health practitioners and should not be relied upon for any other purpose. Any opinions offered are those of the presenter or other speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of PHARMAC. PHARMAC accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided.