On-demand: featuring presentation and speaker Q&A: This free one hour webinar has been designed for NHS professionals and services. By delving into case study insights and first-hand experiences, GPs and Practice Nurses will be provided with the knowledge and confidence required to support people with type 2 diabetes taking SLGT2 inhibitors.
A full list of all upcoming Diabetes events can also be viewed at the official Diabetes National Networking Forum website.
1 hour Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn
This crucial webinar is designed to upskill you and your colleagues around starting and supporting your patients on SGLT2 inhibitors plus answer your questions on:
Attend this online NHS event from the comfort of your own home
Take an hour out to focus on the main considerations from prescribing to ongoing management and recognising side effects.
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1 hour video | Filmed on Thursday 2nd September 2021 | featuring:
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Introduction and instructions
Laura Edgar, Practice Nurse, The Robert Darbishire Practice
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Webinar presentation: Starting SGLT2 Inhibitors and Monitoring Adverse Reactions in Type 2 Diabetic People
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Interactive question and answer session
Your webinar leader will use this time to answer questions which have been asked throughout the presentation to ensure that you have the knowledge and information around SGLT2 inhibitors
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First-hand speaker experience
I am a Practice Nurse based in Central Manchester and have worked across the city over the past 5 years. Due to the high prevalence of patients living with Diabetes in Manchester, I have developed a specialist interest; particularly Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes and Diabetes Prevention.
I am the Diabetes Nurse Lead for my current practice and have been involved with various projects within my practice, specifically around patient education and engagement. Our practice is also linked with the Community Diabetes and Education Service (CoDES). I am currently part of the Greater Manchester Diabetes Focus Group, aiming to improve Diabetes care across Manchester and looking at strategies to improve care outcomes by upskilling primary care clinicians who have direct and regular contact with patients.