Feedback received from DAFNE participant “Information on insulin and exercise - quite a lot of information that I'd not come across before. Helped explain my hypos on walking holidays."

💻 Watch both days of the Trend Diabetes National Conference on demand! Watch them on our YouTube Channel via the link below: 🔗 bit.ly/3xFCNY7 🔗 Or if you registered for the event they are available on the microsite!

Even if you don't have #COVID19 symptoms, you could be spreading it. Twice-weekly rapid tests are free, easy to do, and results come back within 30 minutes. Order your test ⬇️

Feeling super proud of #hackneydiabetescentre Its been a tough year for all of us working in the NHS, but to have your teams sheer efforts trying to improve people living with #T1Diabetes outcomes, recognised is humbling #topten #stillmoreworktodo Hackney Diabetes Centre @HUHFT

Have you ever received a piece of diabetes advice that changed your life? What's the one thing you wish someone had told you? We're putting together an e-book with the best tips about diabetes from the people who know best - you 😍 Share your tips here: orlo.uk/yourtips_UZ73D

Everyday for a week, we will shine a spotlight on hypos for #HypoAwarenessWeek Monday Fact: A hypo is when the blood sugars drop too low, below 4mmol/l. It can be dangerous if not treated immediately bit.ly/2VrvPso #diabetes #MondayMorning

#HAW2021 Last chance to register! #HCPs - please join us for a FREE lunch-time session on Tues 14th Sept 12:30pm: How Low Can You Go? Reducing hypo risk: What to consider when reviewing your patients with diabetes. Book your place now: buff.ly/3hhcNMR #HypoAwarenessWeek

In recognition of Hypo Awareness Week, here is our newly RCGP-accredited Insulin Safety module. Access here for free today: diabetesonthenet.com/cpd-modules/th… #hypoawarenessweek

Hypoglycaemia awareness week is finally here!!! We're excited to raise awareness of such a crucial campaign. #HAW2021#diabetes#Together

Calling all HHFT - FREE CDEP modules on hypo management available here: cdep.org.uk

Hypoglycaemia is a common but serious condition that typically occurs in patients with diabetes. Signs and symptoms of hypos vary between individuals and can include tremors, sweats, confusion, seizures and even coma.

It’s important all healthcare professionals consider hypoglycaemia in patients with these symptoms and initiate prompt, potentially life-saving, treatment. For free training visit cdep.org.uk

To mark #worlddiabetesday we made this screensaver HHFT SB

Today is #worlddiabetesday this means approximately 463 million adults are living with diabetes; by 2045 this will rise to 700 million (International Diabetes Federation 2020) SB

Today is #worlddiabetesday this means diabetes has caused 4.2 million deaths in 2019 (International Diabetes Federation 2020) SB

Today is #worlddiabetesday this means that more than 1.1 million children and adolescents are living with type 1 diabetes (International Diabetes Federation 2020) SB

This year’s theme is accessing diabetes care to find out more information please check out: homerton.nhs.uk/diabetes SB

Are you a Diabetes Specialist Nurse looking for a new challenge? We have two posts out to advert Come and join our compassionate and friendly team #LeadNurse #DiabetesNurse Hackney Diabetes Centre HHFT beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… #inpatientdiabetesnurse beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba…

Thankyou Fiona Martin its our privilege and honour to serve our diabetes community 🙌

So proud of that we have had you leading our team for the past 10 years Laura Elwood. You have been an inspiration for us all. Its been an honour and we are so sad that its your last day with us tomorrow HHFT DAISY Foundation #leadershipgoals #compassionatecare #daisyaward