South Yorkshire ICB provides regular Diabetes Webinars.
Click on the link below to see upcoming webinar information.
T2DAY is an NHSE Nationally funded initiative to improve care and outcomes for people aged 18-39 with type 2 diabetes. Staff in South Yorkshire can access:
Support Our Campaign for Young People with Type 2 Diabetes in South Yorkshire.
South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) has developed a new campaign in collaboration with Social Change (a Behaviour Science agency). It is designed to support people under 40 living with early-onset type 2 diabetes in South Yorkshire.
Why are we doing this?
Early-onset Type 2 diabetes can progress more aggressively, and our goal is to help young people manage their health and reduce the risk of complications. We’re providing information, tools, and resources to help them take control of their diabetes.
How you can help:
We would love your support in sharing this campaign with your community/patients. By using our materials, you can help ensure that more people are aware of the resources available to them. You’ll find ready-made social media posts, posters, and flyers in our toolkit.
You can access the toolkit here on the South Yorkshire ICB website: Your Diabetes, Your Journey Toolkit or To access the GP Toolkit click here
Poster: Your Diabetes. Your Journey.
South Yorkshire Guidelines for Young Adults with Type 2 Diabetes (18-39): Guidelines (pdf)
Free clinically approved support and resources whenever patients need it.
DigiBete is a video platform and app and is a one-stop shop for young people's diabetes management. Founded by families living with diabetes, it is a social enterprise funded by NHS England with all content clinically approved by the Diabetes Team at Leeds Children's Hospital.
We now have a South Yorkshire Clinic code, allowing South Yorkshire patients free access to the App, which will include a range of films, supports, resources, communications, appointments, notes, goals food diary and local information.
Your Clinic Code is: DVIKG (all letters)
CDEP is an online training platform which all levels of staff can access, both registered and unregistered.
CDEP is designed to: boost people's knowledge, confidence, and guideline familiarity. Be done in 'bite-sized' chunks fitting into your busy life.
Accessed from a computer, mobile phone, or tablet.
Each topic takes between 15 minutes to 2 hours to complete depending on the topic.
To register click the link below.
Go to “Sign IN/Register”
Under new candidate registration enter your email address & click ‘Create My Account’
Complete registration form
Under “Registration Key Code” enter “SOUTHYORKSHIRE”.
This will provide you with free access for 12 months.
This online course is tailored for healthcare professionals working with people aged under 40, including doctors, nurses, consultants, and other health and social care workers. The course is especially beneficial for professionals involved in the care of young adults with early onset type 2 diabetes, helping them improve treatment outcomes and address specific care gaps.
This online webinar took place on Learning Lunch – Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Diabetes Management 4th September covering
Pulmonary rehabilitation, which supports patients with both education and an exercise programme to help them live better with their lung disease
Diabetes management which help to avoid or delay associated complications and deterioration
"Why is a Cardiorenal Metabolic Approach important?"
We held our first South Yorkshire Cardiorenal Metabolic Professional Clinical Meeting on Thursday 25th July.
In the meeting, we heard from Dr Anja Oklopcic about Chronic Kidney Disease, Dannii Robinson spoke about the role of the Yorkshire and Humber Kidney Network and Dr Daniel Clark about South Yorkshire Kidney Network and the ICB’s four focuses for 2024.