ABCD DTN-UK Educators Day London 2026

London

Due to continued demand for this event and to support educators in the rollout and optimisation of hybrid closed loop technology, we are pleased to announce that we will once again be holding two DTN Diabetes Educator events in 2026:

  • 6th February 2026 - Woburn House, London
  • 25th June 2026 - The Studio, Manchester - this event will launch for registration shortly

Each meeting can only accommodate 100 delegates and is expected to be extremely popular, early registration is recommended. Please note this is a face-to-face meeting only and there is no online option.

What is it?

This meeting represents a unique opportunity for healthcare professionals working within diabetes to keep up to date with the latest technology. Representation from companies providing the technology for HCL systems will be present all day for discussion and support. Keynote presentations by experts in their field will include addressing behaviour, consultation skills, and management of HCL systems with frailty.

Our workshops will include meal management, hard to reach populations and emerging topics in HCL

This meeting will support educators to come together and share ideas, best practices and to network with peers who have an interest in diabetes technology or looking to enhance their knowledge. We welcome submissions of best practice from centres to share with the meeting. With new challenges emerging with the increased use of HCL therapy we hope to support each other with problem solving.

Who can attend? 

This event is for all healthcare professionals working within diabetes.

What does it cost?

We are delighted to be able to offer this meeting free of charge to all delegates. 
Please note; if you register for this course and fail to attend without adequate notice, you may be unable to attend other DTN-UK events for the next 12 months.

You must be a member of the Diabetes Technology Network (DTN-UK) in order to register, this is also free of charge. If you are not already a member of DTN-UK you may join online.

Sponsors 

This event has been instigated and organised by ABCD and DTN-UK. Sponsors have contributed funding towards this event in return for exhibition space. They have had no input into the agenda or the selection of speakers with the exception of any sponsored symposia which are clearly indicated. 

  • ABCD DTN-UK Educator Days 2026, London - Programme

    Day 1
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    Registration
    Day 1
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    Welcome and Update

    		 Mrs. Amy Jolley, Salford Care Organisation
    Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Day 1
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    Tiered skill framework, Competency and Mentorship

    		 Mrs. Erica Richardson, Leicester Diabetes Centre
    Day 1
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    Refreshments and exhibition
    Day 1
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    CGM - does 70% time-in-range mean the same thing on all systems?

    		 Mr. John Pemberton, Birmingham Women's and Children's Foundation Trust
    Day 1
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    Case study

    Presentation of a submitted case study for discussion

    		Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Day 1
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    DAFNE update

    		 To Be Confirmed
    Day 1
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    Case Studies

    Case studies submitted for discussion

    		Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Day 1
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    Lunch and exhibition
    Day 1
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    Emerging evidence in Type 2

    		 Dr. Alistair Lumb, OCDEM, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
    Day 1
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    Workshop session 1

    Delegates to select one workshop from those below;

    - Meal Management
    - Hard to reach populations- Frailty
    - Emerging Topics in HCL

    		Mrs. Amy Jolley, Salford Care Organisation
    Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Ms. Katie Hards, Oxford Hospital University Trust
    Day 1
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    Refreshments and exhibition
    Day 1
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    Workshop session 2

    Delegates to select from the following workshops;

    - Meal Management
    - Hard to reach populations- Frailty
    - Emerging Topics in HCL

    		Mrs. Amy Jolley, Salford Care Organisation
    Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Ms. Katie Hards, Oxford Hospital University Trust
    Day 1
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    Sharing best practice and Open discussion

    Onboarding debate
    - Small groups vs large groups
    - In house starts vs industry starts
    Funding discussions
    Open discussion

    		Mrs. Amy Jolley, Salford Care Organisation
    Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust
    Day 1
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    Close

    		 Mrs. Geraldine Gallen, Kings College Hospital NHS Trust

  • ABCD DTN-UK Educators day London 2026 - Venue information

    This year's event will take place at Woburn House, London

    Venue address:
    Woburn House
    20-24 Tavistock Square
    London 
    WC1H 9HQ

    Tel: 020 7419 5489

    Location
    Centrally located in Tavistock Square, south of Euston Road. There is a variety of transport links for nearby stations:

    • 5 minutes walk from Euston Station
    • 8 minutes walk from St Pancras International and Eurostar terminals
    • 10 minutes walk from Kings Cross Station
    • 5 minutes walk from Russell Square and Euston Square Underground
    • A number of buses stop on Tavistock square including the 1, 68 and 91.

    More information to assist in planning your journey to Woburn House

  • ABCD DTN-UK Educator Days 2026 London - Information

    Cost

    We are delighted to be able to offer this meeting free of charge to all delegates. A £50 deposit will be taken to secure your place and will be refunded post event to all delegates who attend for the full duration.  The deposit payment will be required at the time of booking via card payment.

    You will need to pay for your own travel expenses, accommodation, breakfast, dinner and any room extras at your hotel.

    Accommodation

    No accommodation  is included in this event

    Registration on site

    Please come to the Woburn Hall foyer to register between 08.30 and 09.00 on Friday 6th February 2026

    Workshops

    There will be three workshops running at this event; at the point of registering, you will be asked to select your two preferred options.  Please note workshops will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and you will be notified in advance of your allocation.

    Safety and security

    Please do not leave bags or equipment unattended and please wear your badge at all times. ABCD cannot be held responsible for personal belongings or effects.

    Cancellation

    Should you need to cancel your place at this meeting, please note that fees paid can only be refunded if we are able to fill your place, otherwise no refunds can be given. All refunds are subject to a £10 administration fee.

    Contact

    Should you have any problems or queries, please contact the operations team on 01675 477602 or by email at info@abcd.care. 

    Sponsorship

    This event has been instigated and organised by ABCD and DTN-UK. Sponsors have contributed funding towards this event in return for exhibition space. They have had no input into the agenda or the selection of speakers with the exception of any sponsored symposia which are clearly indicated. 


    Please take the time to visit sponsors during the breaks.

  • Event Terms and Conditions

    1. Delegate places at the conference are limited and offered on a first-come, first served basis. Places cannot be guaranteed until payment has been received.
    2. Cancellation charges may apply (100% cancellation fee if cancelled within four weeks of the event)
    3. Refunds may be available up to 28 days prior to the event taking place - please check the details for each event.  All refunds are subject to a £10.00 administration fee
    4. ABCD / ABCD Diabetes Technology Network reserves the right to alter the programme without prior notice
    5. In the event that a conference is cancelled or cannot take place for any reason outside the control of ABCD, the registration fees will be refunded in full. The total liability of  ABCD shall be limited to that refund only and it shall not be liable for any other loss, cost or expense, howsoever arising.
    6. Delegates are advised to take out appropriate travel insurance cover.
    7. All delegates attending events must comply with relevant current government guidance at the time of the event. Delegates are asked to take all possible precautions against spreading infection through the wearing of masks and frequent hand washing. Delegates are asked to advise the event team if they test positive for COVID-19.