Consultant Diabetologist, Healthy Living Champion, Advocate for Great Diabetes Care

South East, England
Joined July 2014
#DUKPC @CLCHNHSTrust Presenting our LADA poster for the DUK primary care poster award at this year’s Diabetes UK professional conference. #diabetes
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Celebrating #WorldDiabetesDay at Harrow Leisure Centre with the Harrow Diabetes Team @CLCHNHSTrust. Using @diabetesuk risk score to raise awareness.
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Kidney and heart failure outcomes associated with SGLT2 inhibitor use go.nature.com/3SJZd5Q
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Physical activity and exercise for the prevention and management of mild cognitive impairment and dementia: a collaborative international guideline… link.springer.com/article/10…
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Are you a busy healthcare professional struggling to find time to attend education classes on diabetes? We are now publishing 'on the go' diabetes education on our new MyEden Instagram. Find out more about MyEden here⬇️
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If you’ve been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, managing your condition is important. Healthy Living is a free online NHS service for people living with type 2 diabetes. If you are over 18 and live with type 2 diabetes, sign up today. healthyliving.nhs.uk
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Yeah, the terrible pain of eating a £12,000 lunch in Disneyland. The awful conditions on the private jets & helicopters. The unbearable burden of £billions his wife gets from oil licences he issued. Always remember, he's suffering for YOU. Be grateful itv.com/news/2023-08-16/rish…
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Some waiting times for specialist clinics in the #NHS are 18 months. What is the point of that. By that time, either the condition will be gone, or the patient will have suffered for a year and a half, or they might even be dead. That is no service at all.
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If ever we needed more evidence of how appalling the NHS can be at acting on the legitimate concerns of staff who are morally, professionally and legally obliged to blow the whistle, this is it. The mother of all cover ups, until it was too big to deny. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66120934
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Adults living with #Type1Diabetes are invited to take part in a 1-day education programme focusing on managing glucose around exercise. The event will be held in Oxford on Saturday 11th November 2023. Register🔗ow.ly/Os7750Pwq3q Please RT @SWSCDiabetesUK @DiabetesUKMidsE
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Over and over we hear that people are ignored when bringing up bad and unsafe things. This is the absolute worst example with horrific consequences.
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Replying to @DrSdeG
The pain of those doctors who flagged it- and then told to apologise Can’t even bear to think of the turmoil they have been through…all while trying to do the right thing
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90 days to #WorldDiabetesDay! This year’s campaign focuses on the importance of knowing your risk of #type2diabetes to help delay or prevent the condition & highlighting the impact of diabetes-related complications. Check out the first resources: worlddiabetesday.org/about/k…
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Another win for short but frequent exercise. In older adults with mild cognitive impairment, 9-minute “exercise snacks” twice per day (over 28 days) was feasible, enjoyable, and showed promising effects on physical function. Great work from @MaxJWestern and co. bmcgeriatr.biomedcentral.com…
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Who remembers carrying one of these around the wards? 👉
The main reason for needing a white coat back in the day. I guess it’s all on a smartphone nowadays? #CheeseAndOnion
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