Guidance
Guidance and standards in diabetes for health and care professionals.
Guidance
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Diabetes
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Guidance
Date published: Undated
Description: Resources to raise awareness of diabetes
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Diabetes UK: Improving care for people with diabetes and a learning disability
Organisation: Diabetes UK
Type: Resources
Date published:
Description: This is a collection of resources and tools for professionals to improve care for people with a learning disability. Includes easy read information.
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Health matters: preventing Type 2 Diabetes
Organisation: Public Health England
Type: Guidance (general population)
Date published: May 2018
Description: This professional resource outlines how to optimise the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP) in order to identify those already found to be at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and offer support that will help them reduce their risk of developing the disease.
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Improving care for people with diabetes and a learning disability
Organisation: Diabetes UK
Type: Guidance and resources for professionals
Date published: Regularly Updated
Description: Resources and tools to improve care for people with diabetes and a learning disability
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Improving Health: Annual Health Checks
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Films and Guidance
Date published: June 2022
Description: Exemplars of AHCs, Films about their importance from people with lived experience, AHCs in secondary care pilot. Published June 2022
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Increasing the uptake of Annual Health Checks for people with a learning disability: videos for professionals
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Films
Date published: Oct 2021
Description: Various films for healthcare professionals working in primary care to increase knowledge of AHCs which can check on Diabetes management, support and general wellbeing.
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NICE Impact: People with a Learning Disability
Organisation: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Type: Guidance
Date published: Nov 2021
Description: General guidance on working with people with a learning disability including the importance of Annual Health Checks which include Diabetes and staying well
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NICE: Diabetes
Organisation: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Type: Guidance
Date published: Regularly Updated
Description: All NICE guidance on Diabetes. Includes guidance, advice and quality standards.
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Reasonable Adjustments for people with a learning disability
Organisation: Public Health England
Type: Guidance
Date published: Updated Jan 2020
Description: Guidance on the legal duties for clinicians and others on making reasonable adjustments for people with a learning disability under the law.
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Reasonable adjustments for people with a learning disability who have diabetes
Organisation: NHS RightCare
Type: Pathway
Date published: Nov 2017
Description: Guidance for commissioners on Diabetes among people with a learning disability and making reasonable adjustments.
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Rightcare pathway: Diabetes
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Guidance
Date published: Undated
Description: The diabetes pathway defines the core components of an optimal diabetes service for people with or at risk of developing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes that delivers the better value in terms of outcomes and cost.
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Stay Well This Winter
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Guidance booklet
Date published: Winter 2022/23
Description: Easy read version of the Stay Well This Winter guidance, which includes guidance on staying warm, looking after your mental health, vaccinations and more
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Type 2 diabetes in adults: management
Organisation: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Type: Guidance
Date published: June 2022
Description: This guideline covers care and management for adults (aged 18 and over) with type 2 diabetes.
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Use of reasonable adjustments to reduce health inequalities for people with a learning disability
Organisation: NHS England
Type: Films and Guidance
Date published: Jun 2022
Description: A film about Kareem and his mum Fazilla’s experience of reasonable adjustments and the difference it makes to them when reasonable adjustments are offered.
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Weight management for people with learning disabilities
Organisation: The Association of UK Dieticians
Type: Guidance
Date published: Regularly Updated
Description: Resources and policies on reducing health inequalities and supporting food choices, including the policy paper ' Tackling Obesity'.