- Messages
- 4,435
- Location
- Suffolk, UK
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- Diet drinks - the artificial sweeteners taste vile.
Having to forswear foods I have loved all my life.
Trying to find low carb meals when eating out.
Through Diabetes Voices I have been invited to this conference as a patient voice (or perhaps an impatient voice??).
I am posting here to ask for any burning issues the forum would like to see raised, and in which break out session (noting that I'm only one of me and so can only attend two of the four).
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Programme
9.00am
Registration and refreshments
10.00am
Chair’s welcome
Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE, Chair of The Diabetes Exchange
10.10am
A call to action: Making diabetes care excellent
Professor Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England
10.30am
A conversation with Professor Jonathan Valabhji: What does the reformed NHS mean for providers and commissioners? Facilitated by Dr Michael Dixon, Chairman, NHS Alliance
11.00am
Costing lives and costing millions
Baroness Barbara Young, Chief Executive, Diabetes UKJaivir Pall, Patient Advocate
11.45am
Break
12.00pm
Breakout sessionsBig data: How international trends are helping to personalise diabetes careDr Rupert Dunbar-Rees, CEO, Outcomes Based Healthcare
People power: What populations tell us about improving diabetes care Jane Stopher, Programme Director, Diabetes Modernisation Initiative
Communities: Pioneering new models of diabetes careDr Niti Pall, GP and Senior Clinical Adviser
Commissioning for better outcomes: Success in Camden Lesley Roberts, Programme Lead, Camden Diabetes Integrated Care Practice Unit
1.00pm
Lunch
1.45pm
Breakout sessions repeated
2.45pm
Return to plenary session
2.50pm
Panel discussion: Can we afford high-quality diabetes care for all?Chair: Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE
Dr Michael Dixon, Chairman, NHS Alliance
Max Lebmeier, Market Access Director, Novo Nordisk UK and Ireland
Bridget Turner, Director of Policy and Care Improvement, Diabetes UK
Professor Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England
Further panel members to be confirmed
3.50pm
Closing remarks
Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE
4.00pm
Close
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I am posting here to ask for any burning issues the forum would like to see raised, and in which break out session (noting that I'm only one of me and so can only attend two of the four).
"
Programme
9.00am
Registration and refreshments
10.00am
Chair’s welcome
Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE, Chair of The Diabetes Exchange
10.10am
A call to action: Making diabetes care excellent
Professor Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England
10.30am
A conversation with Professor Jonathan Valabhji: What does the reformed NHS mean for providers and commissioners? Facilitated by Dr Michael Dixon, Chairman, NHS Alliance
11.00am
Costing lives and costing millions
Baroness Barbara Young, Chief Executive, Diabetes UKJaivir Pall, Patient Advocate
11.45am
Break
12.00pm
Breakout sessionsBig data: How international trends are helping to personalise diabetes careDr Rupert Dunbar-Rees, CEO, Outcomes Based Healthcare
People power: What populations tell us about improving diabetes care Jane Stopher, Programme Director, Diabetes Modernisation Initiative
Communities: Pioneering new models of diabetes careDr Niti Pall, GP and Senior Clinical Adviser
Commissioning for better outcomes: Success in Camden Lesley Roberts, Programme Lead, Camden Diabetes Integrated Care Practice Unit
1.00pm
Lunch
1.45pm
Breakout sessions repeated
2.45pm
Return to plenary session
2.50pm
Panel discussion: Can we afford high-quality diabetes care for all?Chair: Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE
Dr Michael Dixon, Chairman, NHS Alliance
Max Lebmeier, Market Access Director, Novo Nordisk UK and Ireland
Bridget Turner, Director of Policy and Care Improvement, Diabetes UK
Professor Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England
Further panel members to be confirmed
3.50pm
Closing remarks
Professor David Colin-Thomé OBE
4.00pm
Close
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