Yesterday’s away day was a great opportunity for the PCDO Society team to step back, reflect, and focus on what’s ahead.
We had productive discussions shaping our strategy and mapping out a 3-year plan to strengthen our impact and support our community.
Excited about what’s to come and the direction we’re heading in - watch this space. 🚀
#Strategy #Planning #Teamwork #PCDOSociety
We talk about staging in number of MLTCs but not in Type 2 diabetes & Prediabetes(Non-diabetic Hyperglycamia). Time has come for HCPs working in Primary Care to start looking into this when prevention strategy is to be implemented. @pcdosociety. Prof Viral Shah #ATTD2026
This is an interesting read on the changing landscape of Atherosclerotic disease. Factors which contribute here are not going surprise us. Clinical inertia when dealing with patients with MLTCs.
"We must reflect on current prevention strategies in the context of the changing contribution of different cardiovascular conditions."
Nathalie Conrad & colleagues explore the evolving spectrum of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/MgCo3uMiB4
Retatrutide for the treatment of obesity, obstructive sleep apnea and knee osteoarthritis: Rationale and design of the TRIUMPH registrational clinical trials.
https://t.co/EK4grAzJu4
Rahul Mohan explores the importance of a patient-centred approach in obesity as well as type 2 diabetes.
❓Are BMI and percentage weight loss still the right way to measure success in weight management?
❓What role should patient-reported outcomes play in our approach?
I have been featured in a recent NICE Guidelines article exploring important inequalities in access to SGLT2 inhibitors for people living with type 2 diabetes.
Proud to contribute to this important conversation.
You can read the full article here: https://t.co/Vem3KdT1ta
Elections to the PCDO Society committee are in November. Help steer the Society! This year, we are particularly seeking applications from the NURSING PROFESSION.
https://t.co/mgd6JPKnEs
Just read the 10 year Health Plan for England
Great to see commitment to research & innovation
Mentions research 100 times and innovation 99 times
As a GP, thrilled to see emphasis on Neighbourhood Health Services
Bringing care closer to communities
https://t.co/Om5jLXIuOv
@scottisaacsmd The impact which the lack of sleep has on metabolic health has largely been unrecognised. Completely agree with this classification of being a metabolic disorder. Hope this draws attention of the HCPs who should begin to address this.
Nottingham has had its guidelines approved for the Management of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) for Adults. This has relevance for Primary Care in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Hard work begins now for the implementation in Primary Care - Early identification is key. @NICEComms
https://t.co/kWur1yapiX
Join @amibanerjee1 as he discusses ethnic health inequalities research, addressing the “known unknowns” and “unknown unknowns.” Learn how to address these gaps to build better health outcomes by registering today https://t.co/hMXcHtxsJV #HealthEquity
Register to hear Prof Sir Nilesh Samani discuss the limitations of current clinical risk scores for cardiovascular disease and explore if polygenic risk scores can improve risk prediction. Don’t miss the latest findings in genetic CVD research! https://t.co/hMXcHtxsJV
*Volunteers needed*
Vitamin D is important for our immune system, but food alone isn’t enough. Especially in winter & for the South Asian & Black African/Caribbean communities! Should Vit D intakes vary based on ethnicity? Email Emily Brown to get involved [email protected]