Tuesday 4 June 2013 at W12 Conferences, Hammersmith Hospital
This is an interactive clinical update on the use on insulin pumps and continuous glucose sensors in pregnancy. It is for all members of the clinical multidisciplinary team looking after women with type 1 diabetes.
The programme includes:
What can be done to minimize the risk of hypoclycaemia in pregnancy?
Are pumps and senors the anser to hypoglycaemia in pregnancy?
What technologies are available for managing glycaemic control?
Is carbohydrate counting an essintial part of clinical management?
What input is required from midwives and nurses to support pregnancy women on insulin pumps?
What can we learn from the women using insulin pumps in pregnancy?
Debate: Should all women on insulin pumps only be seen at designated specialist centres?
Full details on http://www.symposia.org.uk
This is an interactive clinical update on the use on insulin pumps and continuous glucose sensors in pregnancy. It is for all members of the clinical multidisciplinary team looking after women with type 1 diabetes.
The programme includes:
What can be done to minimize the risk of hypoclycaemia in pregnancy?
Are pumps and senors the anser to hypoglycaemia in pregnancy?
What technologies are available for managing glycaemic control?
Is carbohydrate counting an essintial part of clinical management?
What input is required from midwives and nurses to support pregnancy women on insulin pumps?
What can we learn from the women using insulin pumps in pregnancy?
Debate: Should all women on insulin pumps only be seen at designated specialist centres?
Full details on http://www.symposia.org.uk
