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Educational events

Educational events

When we have details of specific courses, run by other organisations, we will list them here. Events run by other organisations are listed to provide information about the events only. Diabetes UK cannot be held responsible for any of the content of the events.

If no forthcoming courses are listed below, please check back later - new ones are added regularly.

Forthcoming events

Expert Patients Programme (EPP) courses are FREE and help people to improve their health and wellbeing by learning new skills to manage their condition on a daily basis. People who have already attended courses have told us it has helped them to deal with their pain, tiredness, feelings of depression, frustration and other difficulties that may come from living with a long-term condition.

Phone
0800 988 5550
Website
Expert Patients Programme (EPP)

Diabetes: The Big Event 2013

Saturday 14 September 2013

Novotel London West
Hammersmith
London
W6 8DR

 

Join us at The Big Event

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, need a refresher or you’re a parent or carer, book now for our national event, which is open to all.

Email
thebigevent@diabetes.org.uk

Foot and Lower Limb Patient Information Day

Saturday 18 May 2013, 9:45am - 4:30pm

The Wolfson Lecture Theatre
The Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London
16. De Crespigny Park, London
SE5 8AF

Please note change of location

Following the success of the first two events in May 2011 and 2012, King’s College Hospital, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Trusts and Diabetes UK have organised a third patient information day to discuss the understanding and treatment of potential complications with the foot and lower limb.

There will be participation from a wide range of healthcare professionals involved in the treatment of lower limb complications associated with diabetes. Modern up-to-date treatments will be looked at through presentations, open discussions and workshops. We aim to improve patients' knowledge and understanding of these potential complications to educate them in how to avoid or at least mimimise them, and to make sure that they have the confidence to cope with any issues should they arise.

Contact
Christian Pankhurst

> http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-diabetes/Support_for_managing_your_diabetes/Educational-events2/

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