Vive la France, nous somme tous Humain. #jesuisHumain
I was going to write a blog today about T1D and me, but given the events of the past 24 hours, I felt that saying […]
Month: November 2015
The cost of diabetic emergency care. Is it really so expensive? #gbdoc
Whilst responding to a question on the diabetes.co.uk forum, I uncovered the JBDS paper on avoidance of admissions for diabetes. This makes for very interesting […]
#freestylelibre – The UK accuracy study is complete… #DPC2015
I spoke with the representatives on the Libre stand at #DPC2015 who informed me that the Libre Accuracy study is now complete, and that the […]
Clinical Diabetes care. Are all the experts at #DPC2015 or are some elsewhere #DOC?
Having spent some time at the Diabetes Professional Care conference yesterday, I found it presented me with two observations: The reassurance that there are some […]
The place of social media in Diabetes care #dpc2015
Ahead of the session today at the Diabetes Professional Care conference, I thought it would be an interesting post to round up the various areas […]
Da da da da da… Dawn Phenomenon…. Da da da da
Sometimes Diabetes can be a frustrating beast. Dawn Phenomenon being a case in point. I know it exists, I’ve seen it on occasions, and it’s […]
Slow gastric transit – an unpleasant and hidden complication of Diabetes
If you believe the American Diabetes Association, something in the order of 50%of diabetics suffer from slow gastric transit in one form or another, and […]
Days in the Life of some T1Ds…
On November 16th, I’m trying to get as many T1Ds to record their “Diabetic Life” as possible. I’m looking to get these posted in the […]
A perfect pump… What would it look like?
Having been looking at insulin pumps for about a year now, it’s plainly obvious that there are different standards in operation globally regarding healthcare sign […]
Bolusing guidelines – using the #freestylelibre to show why many NHS recommendations appear wrong
Apologies to anyone following this for the sudden burst of activity meaning that you have to read a load of posts that you weren’t expecting. […]