Diabetes Update for Primary Care – 3 March 2027 – £67.00
Live Webinar | 3 hours CPD
3 March 2027 | 09:30 – 12:30 | £67.00
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Who is this course for: Ideal for Nurses, ACPs, GPs and clinicians delivering advanced diabetes care who want to deepen knowledge and optimise patient outcomes
Advanced Diabetes Update for Primary Care – Evidence‑Based Clinical Training
This diabetes update supports experienced healthcare professionals delivering diabetic care in primary care settings. Moreover, the session provides a structured, evidence‑based approach, helping clinicians strengthen prevention, recognition and management of metabolic syndrome and diabetes. Every element emphasises patient‑centred care, highlighting individual health needs, health promotion, self‑empowerment and the wider professional, political and social context of diabetes management.
Additionally, delegates explore modern cardio‑renal‑metabolic strategies, gaining deeper insight into how interconnected systems influence long‑term outcomes. The session encourages clinicians to look beyond HbA1c, recognising broader metabolic risk markers that support more accurate assessment and personalised treatment planning. Consequently, participants gain stronger clarity on how to optimise care for complex diabetes presentations.
Throughout the course, delegates examine injectable GLP‑1 receptor agonists, including their benefits, indications and practical considerations. Furthermore, the session highlights safe initiation of basal insulin, allowing clinicians to build confidence in selecting regimens, supporting adherence and managing early challenges. This approach ensures safe, effective and guideline‑aligned insulin initiation in primary care.
Case‑based discussion reinforces real‑world decision‑making. As a result, delegates strengthen clinical reasoning, improve pattern recognition and gain confidence applying advanced diabetes principles to everyday practice. The session supports consistent, evidence‑based care that enhances patient outcomes and aligns with modern diabetes pathways.
This course uses clear frameworks and practical examples. Therefore, delegates leave with improved confidence, deeper knowledge and a stronger ability to deliver advanced diabetes care in primary care settings.
Course Content
- Looking beyond HbA1c to assess wider metabolic risk
- Addressing cardio‑renal‑metabolic systems holistically
- Introducing injectable GLP‑1 receptor agonists
- Starting basal insulin safely and effectively in primary care
