J Diabetes Nursing

The Journal of Diabetes Nursing is a peer-reviewed publication for all nurses working in diabetes. to sign up.

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Advancing equity in diabetes technology: a toolkit for nurses and their teams. Empowering nurses to tackle inequities in access to technology. https://t.co/PpDi7ydKDR @diabetes_africa

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Bridging the confidence gap: A national service evaluation of the impact of CGM and hybrid closed-loop technologies on UK nurses and midwives. Confidence in diabetes technologies is growing, but challenges remain. https://t.co/M3dA1G2QAK @DSN_Amanda @DSNforumUK @sotonDSN

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How a ward responded after an incident of steroid-induced HHS. https://t.co/5j7OGHaqDy @JwNdebu @JulieABrake

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🤩Check out our latest article 📰“Making sense of sensors” 🩸https://t.co/pafoQ7b21I

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Insights from a national project to improve diabetes care for a vulnerable group, plus links to resources for healthcare professionals. https://t.co/5DjyqQvkHY @helenpartridge1 @McgowanInger @boltonnhsft @BurdettTrust @fairhealthuk @TheQNI @ItsGroundswell @PathwayUK

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A clinical investigation results in one outlying test measurement. How should you proceed? https://t.co/QOZzz4FqPx @JulieABrake

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A tool to help advocate for well-resourced inpatient diabetes services. https://t.co/GHCT5UjfzB @GerryRaDrGMagi @Emma_Page1 @EstherWalden2

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The key role of primary care in avoiding a four-fold increase in the number of people needing dialysis by 2035. https://t.co/35DA28pYmg

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What's hot in diabetes nursing? Quick links to the best resources, publications and research for all nurses with an interest in diabetes. https://t.co/OKMXokGfQ1 @JulieABrake @nicmiln

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Why ACR screening is the key to improving renal outcomes in people with diabetes. https://t.co/v6S7o8Uc1c @CKDnurse_Joana

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The second of two articles examining hypertension and diabetes. Part 2: Lifestyle change and the use of medication to manage hypertension. https://t.co/fyGU7TyemH

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The first of two articles examining hypertension and diabetes. Part 1: The accurate assessment and diagnosis of hypertension. https://t.co/dTaoWaEVwU

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Managing diabetes in care homes: A community matron approach. A strategic approach for improving diabetes outcomes in care homes. https://t.co/6YRReLyeAS

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As more people age with type 1 diabetes, what challenges does this bring and how can they be met? https://t.co/NhLib7ePWF @JGolding_1

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Preparing better health systems for our older people with diabetes. Have we planned for the present? Have we learnt from the past? https://t.co/PgBlQXr5th @DavidLipscomb1

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Understanding the DISN workforce and their professional needs – a national survey: https://t.co/4OTj3pphbb @DISNUKGroup @Andrealake1984 @DSN_Amanda @Deborah39663267 @PaulaJDSN @VictoriaKenney8 @VoytekS @EstherWalden2

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Providing a seamless pathway of care between renal and diabetes services: https://t.co/hQhJQ0jMHf @ImperialNHS

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Diabetes in Sierra Leone: the challenges of providing diabetes care in a developing country: https://t.co/2nQla1pxWj @DSN_Amanda @DSNforumUK

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Julia Thomas, the great Nurse Practitioner who assists with our Diabetes Prehabilitation service has been published in the Journal of Diabetes Nursing ✍️

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How belief in ability to perform self-care practices affects healthy behaviours. https://t.co/5QIFLRxYVt