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Attended Diabetes National networking Forum with closed loop technology. Really very well run and excellent speakers, very expert in their field. I could easily have listened to more. Only slightly... See more
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HIGHER FLASH GLUCOSE MONITORING day. I have thoroughly enjoyed this afternoon. The speakers were fantastic and the content was excellent. I wished that we had been given more tips regards how to d... See more
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This course is a game changer if you have Type 1 and are wanting to continue with competitive sports. The following day after the course my son played a full game of rugby. We implemented just some o... See more
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This National Networking Forum is produced by SBK Healthcare and are designed to enable NHS, Public Sector and Commercial services to come together and learn from leaders across the country as well as each other. Every National Networking Forum focuses on the unique clinical or operational demands that are putting the NHS and Public Sector under pressure.
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10 Churchill Square, ME19 4YU, Kings Hill, United Kingdom
- 01732 897 788
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- www.diabetes-nnf.co.uk
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Intermediate flash glucose monitoring…
Intermediate flash glucose monitoring course : Very well presented, and all really relevant to 'everyday' practice - lots of useful practical tips. I appreciate the speakers honesty about some of the challenges/pitfalls - it is very reassuring to hear drs with so much experience saying 'you can't fix everything in one go!'

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Highly recommended
Highly recommended. Good learning, experience sharing platform and networking.

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Flash glucose monitoring
Fab educational day, Recommend it to all. Great to be able to network with colleagues across the country and beyond. Looking forward to the next ones,

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Attended the Higher Flash Glucose…
Attended the Higher Flash Glucose Monitoring online course. Was really helpful. The case studies were great and I have lots of new tips on how to interpret the data and try to improve the time in range for our patients. It was really well organised, ran to time the breakout rooms are a really nice touch for enabling discussions in specialities. It was worth taking the time to attend even with a current heavy workload!

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An excellent morning last week
An excellent morning last week! Very clear, excellent presentations and clearly explained. Would recommend to others as gave me confidence to explore this topic further.

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An amazing morning
An amazing morning, well planned, great organisation from the team. Perfect mix of speakers with extensive knowledge base and a Chair with a sense of humour.
Highly recommend, thank you.

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Well organised and very informative…
Well organised and very informative session

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I always enjoy listening to patients…
I always enjoy listening to patients experience and this talk is no exception. To me most of the learning come from my patients particularly to understand and contribute to their quality of life. This talk broadly was not about Flash Glucose Monitoring but more about true patient experience coping with type 1 diabetes, Elise spoke from the heart and I particularly was impressed by her positive attitude going forward. I think she is a true and good ambassador to the world of diabetes. well done

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Good talk
Good talk, gave me lots of things to think about plus ideas to use, thank you

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Helpful discussion
Useful information and lots of recommendations how to extend this learning.
The information delivered in the talk itself was broadly similar to my current knowledge - but my trust strongly promotes wellbeing and so I have come across this before - however the wide ranging discussion raised a lot of new points which were particularly useful to me.
Good plan to have just over half of the talk in slides and leave sufficient time for discussion - this was then handled well.

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Happy to attend the sessions
Happy to attend the sessions. They are very relevant to my desired skills.

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It was such an informative session.
It was such an informative session.
Thank you so much.

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Great choice of topic
I found this topic really important and useful for my daily practice. Well done.

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Practical tips on managing lipohypertrophy
a very practical and down to earth approach to a common problem seen in paediatric diabetes. There were useful tips on how to empower the patients to identify lipohypertrophy especially in the setting of virtual clinics.

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The webinar on fatty lumps was…outstanding
The webinar on fatty lumps was extremely useful and practical. I feel that professionals sometimes try and micromanage forgetting basics such as injection technique and injection sites.

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That was a great presentation & Very…
That was a great presentation & Very useful. I wish we had these presentatios on Diabetes Conference. Very important aspect for pt on Insulin. Well done! much appreciated for your valuable time & big thanks for organising this topic. This is my first time exposing to this topic. Need to be added in all the diabetic meeting/conferences.

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Very interesting presentation
Very interesting presentation.
very good answers to the questions raised.
i will be able to put some of the recommnendations into practice.

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Excellent overview
Excellent overview, particularly of TIR and useful tips on data interpretation

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very useful information delivered

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Good explanation of basics of…
Good explanation of basics of libreview, and adanced functions for data manaement.

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