Effective Strategies for Diabetes Care Coordination in London
Discover best practices for diabetes care coordination in London, including peer support, resources, and examples of successful care coordination initiatives. Engage in informative sessions, Q&A, and discussions to enhance your approach to working with diabetic patients.
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PERSONALISED CARE FOR LONDON Care Coordinator Peer support June Diabetes @SP_LDN hlp.socialprescribing@nhs.net 1
Topic Time 10 min Welcome, intro to the session diabetes 5 min Announcements/opportunities for involvement 10 min Invite people to share how are you working with diabetic patients 10 min 10 min Background to clinical area Diabetes Q&A 25 min Break outs to discuss (including break) 10 min Discussion/feeding back as a big group 5 min Wrap up and summary 2
Examples: Care Coordinators are working with diabetes West Dorset: Organising group consultations for patients with type 2 diabetes as well as doing some pro-active work with pre-diabetics - contacting patients directly and asking if they need support/referral tot he NDPP. Balham Tooting and Furzedown: Case finding for health and wellbeing coaches Barnet PCN 3: Diabetes Prevention Programme, running searches every month for all 15 practices in the PCN and then calling all eligible patients to offer them advice, support and the NDPP. Now that we have cleared the backlog of patients from pre and during Covid, the lists each month are more manageable and I am able to call every patient on the lists before the next search is run. Don t get through to everyone, but everyone has been attempted. 3
Resources National diabetes prevention programme Referring to the NDPP Know your diabetes risk NDPP Future NHS platform Guide to eating with diabetes (type 1 and type 2) Pre-diabetes diet guidance 4
