The Joint British Diabetes Societies for Inpatient Care (JBDS) invites applications from enthusiastic and committed individuals for the role of Co-Chair of the group. The role is designed to aid in the running of the highly influential and globally recognised JBDS Inpatient Care Group.
JBDS is supported by the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD), the Diabetes Inpatient Specialist Nurse Group, and Diabetes UK
Join JRCPTB for a a live webinar and Q&A session on the new group 1 and internal medicine curricula which will be implemented from August 2022. The webinar has been organised by the JRCPTB, on behalf of the three royal colleges of physicians.
ABCD is pleased to announce the launch of the ABCD International Omnipod audit and would like to invite you to take part. Following the successful FreeStyle Libre and closed loop audits, the principles remain the same.
We aim to collect data collected during routine clinical practice to gain real world insight into outcomes associated with the Omnipod patch pump technology to complement the findings from clinical research. The audit is not confined to ABCD members, and indeed we invite all healthcare professional seeing patients using the Omnipod patch pump to join.
ABCD are pleased to announce that the Association will be a National Nominating Organisation (NNO) for the new National Clinical Impact Awards.
The 2022 National Clinical Impact Awards Guidance for Applicants has been published on GOV.UK
Applicants' guide: 2022 awards round - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
A ‘Quick Guide’ has been designed to assist Applicants as they complete their applications:
The Medical Technologies Advisory Committee are currently recruiting for the following roles:
We are particularly interested in receiving applications from specialists with experience or an interest in urology or mental health.
This is an essential annual conference for all those involved in diabetic eye screening that provides insight into current and future changes within the specialty.
There will be key updates direct from the National Programme Team with an opportunity to question them directly. Join us for expert insight into best-shared practices which will enable all attendees to implement changes to their own programmes to benefit patients - particularly those in marginalised and diverse populations.
Diabates care accreditation programme (DCAP) will be piloting an accreditation process for inpatient diabetes services in the East of England and Wales. Accreditation is a supportive process of evaluating the quality of clinical services against a set of standards including leadership, clinical effectiveness and safety. It promotes improvement through highlighting areas of best practice and areas for change, encouraging the continued development of the clinical service.
In the second of our 2022 ABCD webinar series, please join Dr Derek Connolly to discuss the future horizons in hyperlipidaemia
