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ABCD Autumn Meeting, London, 2010b - Abstract

Problems with the NICE guideline for exenatide exposed in the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD) nationwide exenatide audit

R.E.J. Ryder1, K.Y. Thong1, M.L. Cull1, A.P. Mills1, C. Walton2, K.A. Adamson3, D.S. Dove4, on behalf of the ABCD nationwide exenatide audit contributors

1City Hospital, Birmingham, United Kingdom

2Hull Royal Infirmary, Hull, United Kingdom

3St John's Hospital, Livingston, United Kingdom

Opportunity for ABCD Members feedback on the forthcoming ADA conference

An opportunity for our consultants to feedback valuable nuggets from the forthcoming ADA conference on 12-16th June has become available via the Diabetes Professional Conference (DPC).

This would take an interview style format in an area of interest. For those attending and who are interested, please promptly contact Toby Baker, Event Director at DPC Tobyb@diabetespc.com

Diabetes UK urges people with diabetes to look after their feet

Diabetes complications can still arise, even with the country in lockdown. It is important that people with diabetes take care of their feet and seek medical help if they see any early signs of a problem. Diabetes foot services are still being delivered, to help get the best outcomes for diabetes foot problems even under lockdown.

Diabetes UK Statement

Diabetes UK is urging people with diabetes to look after their feet during lockdown and to seek medical help urgently if they notice anything unusual.

ABCD workgroup start work on guidance for the recovery of Diabetes Services

As we enter the beginning of the end of the first phase of coronavirus epidemic, clinical teams both in specialist centres and primary care need to start focussing on recovery of diabetes services with immediate effect. Both, specialist teams and local primary care services will have a large numbers of patients, whose face to face appointments have been cancelled during the COVID Crisis.