Quality In Care Diabetes Awards 2018

[tim2000s]

The Quality in Care Diabetes Awards are now open for voting for those who are interested. I'm posting the link below as I'm up for the People's Award (but as you don't know my real name, you can choose who you want to vote for yourselves!).

http://www.qualityincare.org/diabetes/awards/qic_diabetes_voting_2018

Sadly the registration process required to vote is convoluted and painful, but go along, take a look and see what you think!

 

[DCUKMod]

The Quality in Care Diabetes Awards are now open for voting for those who are interested. I'm posting the link below as I'm up for the People's Award (but as you don't know my real name, you can choose who you want to vote for yourselves!).

http://www.qualityincare.org/diabetes/awards/qic_diabetes_voting_2018

Sadly the registration process required to vote is convoluted and painful, but go along, take a look and see what you think!

I had a brief look this morning, and parked it for later.

 

[slip]

I wouldn't say the registration process is convoluted or painful, just mildly annoying, why they want to know your job if you don't work in the medical profession is a bit daft.

(but as you don't know my real name, you can choose who you want to vote for yourselves!).

Hmmmmm.....there's only one Tim!

 

[Sweetheart66]

Just read the peoples profiles and voted

 

[JohnEGreen]

Well I voted in all the categories. Professor Roy Taylor, is up for an award I see.

 

[tim2000s]

A reminder that the Quality in Care awards voting closes on Monday. Don't forget to vote in each of the three categories!