This module is for qualified healthcare professionals who wish to develop their knowledge in the care and management of patients living with diabetes.

Diabetes is a chronic condition affecting about 3.8 million people (diagnosed and undiagnosed) in England, representing about 9% of the adult population (Public Health England, 2016). The cost of Type 2 diabetes to the NHS has been put at £8.8 billion each year (Public Health England, 2016). This module will provide you with the opportunity to develop specialist skills and evidence-based knowledge in the care and management of diabetes. It relies on key diabetes studies, including those that focus on diabetic emergencies and diabetic-related complications and research evidence to explain the clinical management. The module draws on the various National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Guidelines (2018; 2015)

Must have recently completed a first degree. In addition, evidence of all studies must be clear within your application.

Essay 100% weighted, 50% pass grade.

You will acquire an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiology and management of diabetes and will be given the skills to relate theoretical knowledge to clinical diabetic practice.