100 years ago today, the first injection of insulin was the beginning of the end of #type1diabetes as a death sentence. Stay tuned on our socials to hear from people living with #type1 on how moving beyond insulin would be life-changing #GBDoc
💉 Today marks exactly 100 years since Leonard Thompson, a 14-year-old boy dying from type 1 diabetes, became the first person to receive an injection of insulin on 11 January 1922.
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The NHS needs your help this weekend. Hospitals in Norfolk are currently experiencing exceptional levels of demand & we’re asking anyone considering attending our Emergency Department to please call 111 first, unless it is a life threatening emergency when you should call 999.
We’re continuing to ask you not to come into A&E unless it is a genuine emergency. Please can we ask you to call 111 if you have an urgent medical need but it’s not an emergency.
Please help us, help you. Please respect those who are dedicated to treating you, friends and family
My Type 1 Diabetes is a free online service launched by @NHSEngland to support adults living with Type 1 #diabetes. It contains over 200 resources to help manage your condition — find out how you can live healthier with Type 1 diabetes. 📲 https://t.co/dhrUcMUrdc
Walk-in vaccinations are available at both Market Gates in Great Yarmouth & the Louise Hamilton Centre in Gorleston. Our Market Gates centre is open until 8.30pm today, Friday 25, and on both Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 June, you can walk-in at either venue from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
Today we've been celebrating #PrideMonth2021 by hosting an information event in our Aubergine Restaurant for staff. Members of our LGBTQ+ Staff Network have been sharing information about the LGBTQ+ community & giving out cupcakes made by Lisa from the catering team to celebrate.
Are you involved in perioperative care for diabetes patients? Then you NEED to sign up for our 'Improving the perioperative pathway of patients with diabetes' lunchtime webinar!
🗓️ Thursday 15th April
⌚️ 12:30pm
Sign up now: https://t.co/RD3GclGB7n
Take regular screen breaks & adjust your viewing distance to minimise the risk of screen fatigue. View mobiles from 1 foot (30cm) away, computers & laptops from 2 feet (roughly an arms-length), and TV screens from 10 feet – depending how big the screen is! #lockdowneyecare 👀
We know that staying active at home can be hard. During the first lockdown last year, we launched our #StepAtHome 30 minute challenge -starting on Monday, we’re bringing it back! We'll be posting a #StepAtHome mini challenge each week to help us all keep moving during lockdown 👣
2/2 If you’re feeling worried or have any questions, please call our helpline on 0345 123 2399 from 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday, or email us at [email protected] and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. Stay safe and well 💙
1/2 Following the latest government announcements across the UK, we’ve updated our coronavirus advice for people living with diabetes: https://t.co/Mc0oOwNtOB
We’re here for you – and we’ll be with you every step of the way as we get through the next few weeks, together.
1/2 You may have seen some headlines this week about the impact of the first lockdown on #type2diabetes diagnosis & care. We’ve taken a closer look at the research & what it means for you if you’re living with diabetes, or are worried you might be at risk: https://t.co/BbhWvxFTAN
November is #DiabetesAwarenessMonth! Although it used to be known as ‘juvenile diabetes’, in fact, approximately half of newly diagnosed cases are in adults over 18.
For all you need to know about #Type1Diabetes & the support we have to offer, visit: https://t.co/I2wrSiWJFm
TOMORROW! Don't miss our next free Virtual Discovery Event, Tuesday 13 October, 7.30pm. Guest speakers inc. Dr Stephen Ponder, Paediatric Endocrinologist & the co-author of Sugar Surfing. Aisling Pigott-Jones, Nutritionist & Registered Dietitian. Sign up https://t.co/BL0HKImnyk
The James Paget is temporarily re-introducing visitor restrictions as of today (Thursday, 8 October), as a precautionary safety measure in the local management of the spread of Covid-19 - https://t.co/2UAayraMAx