The Diabetes Epidemic: A patient-centred approach Certificate
Short course
In Dundee
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Dundee (Scotland)
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Duration
2 Weeks
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Start date
Different dates available
The number of people with diabetes type-2 is rising rapidly and the global health economic impact is massive. Rising rates of type 2 diabetes may relate to increasing obesity, an aging population, changes to diet and adoption of more sedentary behaviours. There is a need to increase awareness about diabetes prevention, potential complications and treatment amongst the general public and health care providers.
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About this course
This course aims to provide accessible material that emphasises the human element and self-care aspects of living with this chronic condition. It will facilitate learning through interactive media and peer discussion to enhancing knowledge around how diabetes develops, potential treatments, associated disease complications, global challenges, quality care and self-management practices.
This course is aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare workers and the general public.
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Subjects
- Diabetes
- Potential
- Potential causes
- Diagnosis of diabetes
- Pathophysiology
- Recognise
- Patient self
- Management
- Treatment
- Medical Management
- Traditional
- Traditional medical
Course programme
Reflecting on the growing global epidemic of diabetes, potential causes and priorities for health improvement to:
- Gain an understanding of the personal impact of a diagnosis of diabetes
- Gain understanding about the different types of diabetes and the basic pathophysiology of what causes them, with a focus on type 2 diabetes
- Evaluate the broad options for treatment in different types of diabetes
- Recognise the common complications associated with diabetes and the rationale behind screening for early detection of complications
- Explore the concept of modern long term condition management, patient self care and personalised treatment in contrast to traditional medical management approaches.
You will learn to:
- Reflect on the growing global epidemic of diabetes, potential causes and priorities for health improvement
- Explore the personal impact of a diagnosis of diabetes
- Classify the different types of diabetes and the basic pathophysiology of what causes them, with a focus on type 2 diabetes
- Evaluate the broad options for treatment in different types of diabetes
- Identify the common complications associated with diabetes and the rationale behind screening for early detection of complications
- Explore the concept of modern long term condition management, patient self care and personalised treatment in contrast to traditional medical management approaches
The Diabetes Epidemic: A patient-centred approach Certificate