Welcome to Diabetes Knowledge in Practice, an online platform including a set of learning modules that explore theoretical and practical aspects of diabetes, including current treatment strategies, unmet needs, and future perspectives.
All educational content has been CME-accredited. Accreditation information is available before each activity.
It was wonderful to meet so many primary care professionals at our stand at the Primary Care & Public Health conference in Birmingham, UK this month. Thanks to those who registered and voted for a charity to support, we have secured a donation of £100 for the Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation!
Thank you everyone and see you next year!
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The perfect solution for busy healthcare professionals who enjoy small group learning, but can’t afford the time to plan or attend a lesson. Using this system, you can combine a number of interactive exercises to design and run your own bespoke, accredited lesson.
In the new era of individualised diabetes care, where do GLP-1 receptor agonists (RAs) fit? These interactive modules summarise international recommendations, including clinical decision-making and addressing adverse events. Now featuring interactive case study clinics and digital symposia, a new way to learn both alone and with colleagues.
Discover new data and clinical insights from leading international experts. Each module provides a brief summary of relevant data from a recent congress, then moves to a discussion between expert panellists.
This educational programme is designed to summarise global guidance across all levels of diabetes care. From fundamental pathophysiology to addressing post-prandial glucose, these e-learning modules will allow you to both consolidate existing knowledge and discover global guidance in managing type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
These engaging, interactive discussions place you in direct contact with the authors of novel publications. Hear highlights direct from the lead authors and learn how new evidence will impact practice.