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<blockquote data-quote="Oldvatr" data-source="post: 2598414" data-attributes="member: 196898"><p>We all know that NG28 governs what GP's do for T2D in adults. It is only guidelines, but somehow that is immaterial - it is what the practice is contracted to deliver. The NG28 guidelines also say that patients should be involved in the discussion. I was involved in a discussion on HbA1c. I was given a choice of treatment to acheive the recommended level for HbA1c. Next time make it >56, or stop hypoglycemic medication and let nature take its course with the standard level of 48. My choice. Both targets are viable.</p><p></p><p>I am a long term diabetic of over 30 years since DX. I need my glic since remission is unlikely for me although I have been close to acheiving it for a short while and non diabetic for nearly 8 years now. But I only control it, and can easily return to full diabetes again if I am not watchful. The Beast is still lurking.</p><p></p><p>I will keep my GP since his change in attitude is systemic and reflecting recent changes in NHS guidelines. Now I have seen what the CCG lays on the practice, I can see that he has been instructed to follow their routemap, and I may plot a different course. My choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldvatr, post: 2598414, member: 196898"] We all know that NG28 governs what GP's do for T2D in adults. It is only guidelines, but somehow that is immaterial - it is what the practice is contracted to deliver. The NG28 guidelines also say that patients should be involved in the discussion. I was involved in a discussion on HbA1c. I was given a choice of treatment to acheive the recommended level for HbA1c. Next time make it >56, or stop hypoglycemic medication and let nature take its course with the standard level of 48. My choice. Both targets are viable. I am a long term diabetic of over 30 years since DX. I need my glic since remission is unlikely for me although I have been close to acheiving it for a short while and non diabetic for nearly 8 years now. But I only control it, and can easily return to full diabetes again if I am not watchful. The Beast is still lurking. I will keep my GP since his change in attitude is systemic and reflecting recent changes in NHS guidelines. Now I have seen what the CCG lays on the practice, I can see that he has been instructed to follow their routemap, and I may plot a different course. My choice. [/QUOTE]
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