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Contacting the Homerton diabetes team:
Coronavirus: Changes to Diabetes services
Diabetes resources to support remote management, including self-care resources
Diabetes CNS Team Role Changes
Due to redeployment Diabetes CNS currently have reduced Community Clinic presence and will be focusing on seeing high priority patients rather than seeing all high risk patients.
Advice for your patients
Advice for patients managing their diabetes during Ramadan
Coronavirus: advice for patients with diabetes
Diabetes UK - patient webpage and helpline
Useful Resources - Managing diabetes
Patient support resources: Treatment of HypoglycaemiaMobile app for people with T1 diabetesDiabetes Twitter GroupTeam Diabetes 101: How to understand hazard ratios and how to 'hack' your HbA1cTeam Diabetes 101: FAQs about Diabetes following the latest data and COVID-19 (20.05.20)
Sick Day Rules:
Sick day rules - reference for professionals
Type 1 diabetes sick day rules - ketone testing
Type 1 diabetes sick day rules - simple guide
Type 2 diabetes sick day rules
Type 2 diabetes sick day rules - in detail for patients
National Diabetes Prevention Programme Reminder
The National Diabetes Prevention Programme is still running and offering patients remote support groups. Please remember you can still refer patients to the programme and the criteria have been extended to allow anyone with an HbA1C in the risk range recorded in the last 24 months to be referred. Please see the information on this link which can also be shared with patients via SMS.
Advice and Guidance
Homerton provides diabetes advice and guidance, view the advice and guidance page for contact details.
Referral form for Diabetes Education delivered by Hackney Diabetes Centre – now available on EMIS!
There is now a new diabetes education referral form for EMIS (please view within downloads section).
You can find it on EMIS via “document” (within a patient consultation) > “create letter” > Search “RP Hackney Diabetes Centre Referral Form CEG”.
The form should auto populate – leaving it for the clinician and patient to complete their preferences and course selection. We hope it makes the referral process quicker and easier as well as helping to promote the wide range of courses we offer.
Please continue to refer patients. Online sessions are now available for EDDI, and are being developed for other courses. Where there is not yet virtual offer in place, the team is able to signpost patients to online education resources / eLearning courses.
Diabetes care in care homes
Diabetes UK now have Care Home Online modules, these can be found under the ‘Resources’ section of this link
Consultant advice and guidance
Promoting nutritional health and wellbeing
For women with long term conditions who are either pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant
Courses for patients at risk of developing type 2 Diabetes
Free exercise sessions for Hackney residents aged 50+
A free programme of wellbeing walks offered with in Hackney.
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Diabetes Clinical Lead
Shaine Mehta
Last updated: Feb 27th, 2025
Review date: Feb 28th, 2025
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