Educational Resources for people living with diabetes

We provide a range of education to people with diabetes to help them make the best use of diabetes technology.

Flash Glucose Monitoring

These educational modules on Flash Glucose Monitoring feature the perspectives of healthcare professionals and people living with diabetes. The series gives an introduction to Flash Glucose Monitoring and covers a range of relevant topics, including Interpreting Daily Traces, Hypoglycaemia and Glycaemic Variability. *Please note that while much of the information is still valid, these videos were recorded when the FSL1 was released in the UK and so do not refer to the possibility of alarm or rt-CGM functionality.*

Flash Glucose Monitoring

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

These educational modules on Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) feature the perspectives of Dr Emma Wilmot, Dr Alistair Lumb and Dr Pratik Choudhary. The series covers setting started with CGM, CGM and exercise and hypoglycaemia and CGM.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

Pumps (CSII)

These educational modules on Pumps (CSII) feature the perspectives of a range of healthcare professionals. The series covers a range of relevant topics, including Insulin Pump Therapy Choices, Starting Up, Reading Downloads and Insulin Pump Therapy In Pregnancy.

Pumps (CSII)

Self Monitoring Blood Glucose

These educational modules on Self Monitoring Blood Glucose (SMBG) feature the perspectives of a range of healthcare professionals. The series covers a range of relevant topics, including Adjusting Bolus Insulin on Multiple Daily Injections (SMBG), Basics of SMBG in Multiple Daily Injections and Making the most of SMBG data.

Self Monitoring Blood Glucose

Diabetes tech in pregnancy

These educational modules on diabetes tech in pregnancy feature the perspectives of a range of healthcare professionals. The series covers relevant topics, such as Starting CGM in pregnancy, Top tips for using CGM sensors in pregnancy and Using CGM in late pregnancy and planning for delivery.

Diabetes tech in pregnancy

Connected Pens

These educational modules on Connected Pens feature the perspectives of Dr Emma Wilmot and Dr Pratik Choudhary. The series covers clinical scenarios and needs and choices as they relate to connected pens.

Connected Pens

Become a Member of the DTN-UK

The DTN-UK is designed to support UK health care professionals who are involved in the delivery of technologies designed to improve the lives of people living with diabetes. Healthcare professionals working in diabetes are welcome to register as a member of the DTN-UK. The education resources and best practice guides are free to access for all.

Become a Member
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