CEPN Diabetes Part 1 Facilitator notes: Introductions 1.30-1.35 Introduce website 1.30-1.40 If possible have computer on and website up to show attendees; the plan is to upload materials from MCLG meetings resource section in future. All MCLG dates will be on calendar Thumbnail sketch case and learning outcomes hoped from today’s session 1.40-1.45 Learning outcomes: Recognise risk factors for pre diabetes and diabetes. • Understand how to screen and the limitations of HbA1c. • Learn about how to manage pre diabetes and new diagnosis of • diabetes. Discover what resources and services are available. • Think about what advice to give. How can we keep this consistent • between disciplines? How can we motivate patients to make changes. Role of lifestyle and medication • Long-term of pre diabetes • Divide into small groups read the case and discuss the questions: – 1.45-2.15 Mr Kipling is 49 years old. He is of South Indian heritage but he was born in the UK. He works as an IT specialist and spends much of his time at a desk. He is married to Melissa and has two children; Candy aged 10 who has asthma, and Dex age 14. He does not or drink much alcohol but has a poor diet. He usually misses breakfast but tends to snack throughout the day often missing meals but filling up with crisps or cheese sticks. He likes chewy seed nut bars and drinks several cups of coffee a day, which he always has with a biscuit. He has a large meal in the evening when he gets home from work, usually after 8pm. He particularly likes rice and pasta
CEPN Diabetes Part 1 Facilitator notes: Introductions 1.30-1.35 Introduce website 1.30-1.40 If possible have computer on and website up to show attendees; the plan is to upload materials from MCLG meetings resource section in future. All MCLG dates will be on calendar Thumbnail sketch case and learning outcomes hoped from today’s session 1.40-1.45 Learning outcomes: • Recognise risk factors for pre diabetes and diabetes. • Understand how to screen and the limitations of HbA1c. • Learn about how to manage pre diabetes and new diagnosis of diabetes. • Discover what resources and services are available. • Think about what advice to give. How can we keep this consistent between disciplines? How can we motivate patients to make changes. • Role of lifestyle and medication • Long-term of pre diabetes Divide into small groups – read the case and discuss the questions: 1.45-2.15 Mr Kipling is 49 years old. He is of South Indian heritage but he was born in the UK. He works as an IT specialist and spends much of his time at a desk. He is married to Melissa and has two children; Candy aged 10 who has asthma, and Dex age 14. He does not or drink much alcohol but has a poor diet. He usually misses breakfast but tends to snack throughout the day often missing meals but filling up with crisps or cheese sticks. He likes chewy seed nut bars and drinks several cups of coffee a day, which he always has with a biscuit. He has a large meal in the evening when he gets home from work, usually after 8pm. He particularly likes rice and pasta
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