• Introduction to diabetes
• Treatment & your health
• Living with diabetes
• What care to expect
• From the NHS
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• Year of care
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• My life - for young people with diabetes

From your healthcare team

What to expect when your diabetes is reasonably controlled

Once your diabetes is reasonably controlled, you should:

• Have access to your diabetes care team at least once a year — in this session, take the opportunity to discuss how your diabetes affects you as well as your diabetes control.
• Be able to contact any member of your diabetes care team for specialist advice, in person or by phone.
• Have further education sessions when you are ready for them.
• Have a formal medical annual review once a year with a doctor experienced in diabetes.
  

• What to expect when you have just been diagnosed
• What to expect on a regular basis