• Introduction to diabetes
• Treatment & your health
• Living with diabetes
• What care to expect
• From the NHS
• From your healthcare team
• InfoBank - your local care
• In hospital
• At your annual review
• Your responsibilities
• Complaints
• Year of care
• Complications
• Food and recipes
• Educational events
• Your stories
• My life - for young people with diabetes

From the NHS

You should receive all health services without discrimination because of age, lifestyle, gender, ethnicity, class, religion, disability, sexuality or your ability to pay.

The NHS should:

• Treat you with respect and dignity.
• Tell you how to contact your diabetes care team.
• Treat you with skill and care, and regularly review your clinical needs.
• Answer any questions about the quality of the services you are getting.
• Provide an interpreting service if English is not your first language, or if you have a sensory impairment or learning difficulties.
• Provide information about local health services and how to contact them.
• Keep you up to date about your diabetes, its care and treatment (and give you access to a second opinion subject to the agreement of your own GP or consultant)