Diabetes Management - The Big Challenge

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Diabetes Management - The Big Challenge
Diabetic Nephropathy, A Half Day Masterclass
“A great way to get all the latest information in a short space of time”
The masterclass will be taught through a good mix of presentation, question/discussion sessions
and case studies. The case studies will focus on specific aspects of nephropathy;
• microalbuminuria • decrease in eGFR • pregnancy
• when to refer? • when to stop metformin • end stage renal disease
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Diabetes Management
- The Big Challenge
A one day conference for all primary care
professionals and others involved in the
care of people with diabetes
Friday 3rd June 2011, Glasgow
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Who should attend ?
This masterclass should be of interest to primary
care professionals and other health professionals
who would benefit from an update in this area.
Masterclass Details
Date:
Friday 29th July 2011
Venue:
Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Yorkhill, Glasgow
Registration:
To register for this masterclass, please complete the
registration form on the leaflet, detach and return no
later than Wednesday 25th May 2011. It is advisable
to return the form ASAP as places are restricted.
Further information will be sent to each delegate
on receipt of the completed registration form.
About your tutor
Dr Gerry McKay is a Consultant Physician
in Acute Medicine/Clinical Pharmacology and
Therapeutics at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
In addition to maintaining a role in the provision
of diabetes services, including a specialist interest
in diabetic renal disease, he is the lead clinician
for medicine at GRI and Liaison Physician to the
Princess Royal Maternity Hospital.
Time:
The masterclass will start promptly at 9.45am and
finish at approximately 12.30pm. Registration from
9.30 – 9.45am.
Registration cost:
Registration fee for this masterclass is £95
Accommodation:
Glasgow has a wide range of accommodation
available to suit every budget. For further
information log on to www.seeglasgow.com
Certificate of attendance:
All delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance
from the University of Glasgow
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“The University of Glasgow”.
Please send completed registration form with cheque/s
(where appropriate) to:
Carolyn Fraser, CPD Manager,
Queen Mother’s Hospital, Glasgow, G3 8SJ
Tel 0141 201 9353/9264 Fax 0141 201 0674
Forthcoming Events 2011
Wednesday 25th May Nutrition for Pre-Fives
Wednesday 1st June Drug Treatment Conference
Tuesday 7th June Advanced Childhood Obesity
Tuesday 7th June Advanced Adult Weight Management
Thursday 9th June Introduction to Adult Weight Management
Tuesday 14th June Long Term Conditions Conference
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Wednesday 6th July Masterclass on Obesity and Bariatric Surgery
Friday 15th July Blood Pressure Management
Half Day Masterclass on Diabetic Nephropathy, Glasgow
Friday 22nd July Dyspepsia Management
Tuesday 26th July Childhood Asthma 4 Easy Ways To Register…
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Cancellation policy: Cancellations will only be accepted in writing. A refund, less an administration charge of £25.00 will be given to all cancellations received before
Monday 11th April 2011. After this date the full fee is payable, regardless if the delegate attends or not. Substitutions can be made at anytime. The organisers reserve the
right to change the speakers and venue as required.
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About the conference
Programme
Management of Type 2 Diabetes is increasingly complex and this
conference has been designed to clear up some of the confusion,
update your knowledge and give you more confidence in managing
your diabetic patients.
The conference will cover a range of hot topics on diabetes and through a mix of
presentation, audience participation, case studies, question and discussion sessions
we will ensure you have an educational and stimulating day. We do hope you will join us!
Why attend?
- Update your knowledge on the latest evidence
base delivered by some of the UK’s leading
experts.
- Make a difference to your everyday practice:
take away ideas and practical information that
you can incorporate in your work.
- A super opportunity to network with other
colleagues.
- Meet your needs for Continuing Professional
Development: Certificate of Attendance from the
University of Glasgow
Conference details
Who should attend
• General practitioners and trainees
• Clinical leads
• Practice nurses
• Nurse practitioners
• Community nurses
• Diabetes specialist nurses
• Health visitors
• Dietitians
• Public health professionals / specialists
• Health promotion professionals
• Podiatrists
• Other healthcare professionals with an interest
in diabetes and related diseases
• Academics and researchers
• Anyone else with an interest in this area.
9.00 – 10.05 Registration and refreshments on arrival
10.05 – 10.10 Welcome and introduction to the morning session
Prof John R Petrie, Professor of Diabetic Medicine, University of Glasgow
10.10 – 11.15 Update on new oral glucose lowering agents: “pipeline to patient”
11.15 – 11.40 Refreshments
DPP-4 Inhibitors and SGLT2 Inhibitors
This presentation will –
• Look at currently available DPP4 inhibitors in detail
• Describe forthcoming DPP4 inhibitors and the future of the class
• Describe mechanism of action and possible advantages of SGLT2 inhibitors
Professor Miles Fisher, Consultant Physician, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Clinical uses of GLP-1 agonists
Robert Lindsay, Reader in Diabetes & Endocrinology, University of Glasgow
11.40 – 12.05 Preventing foot ulceration in diabetes: who to target and what to do
Professor Graham Leese, Consultant in Diabetes/Endocrinology, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee
12.05 – 12.10 Questions
12.10 – 12.35 Renal impairment in diabetes: When does the eGFR matter?
Dr Gerry McKay, Consultant Physician, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
12.35 – 12.45 Questions and discussion from the morning session
12.45 – 13.50 Lunch
13.50 – 13.55 Welcome back and introduction to the afternoon session
Dr Richard Quigley, General Practitioner and Scottish Representative on Primary Care
Diabetes Society Exec
13.55 – 14.20 Diabetes self management – is structured education the answer?
• What is meant by structured education
• Examples of structured education courses and outcomes that might be seen
• What is the evidence to support “lifestyle” interventions
Dr Stephen Gallacher, Consultant Physician/Lead Clinician, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow
14.20 – 14.25 Questions
Diabetic Nephropathy
A Half Day Masterclass
Friday 29th July 2011, Glasgow
Date:
Friday 3rd June 2011
Venue:
Charles Wilson Building, University of Glasgow
Registration:
To register for this conference, please complete the
registration form on the leaflet, detach and return no
later than Wednesday 25th May 2011. It is advisable
to return the form ASAP as places are restricted.
Further information will be sent to each delegate
on receipt of the completed registration form
Time:
The conference will start promptly at 10.05am and
finish at approximately 16.30pm. Registration will
be open from 9.00 - 10.05 am
Registration cost:
£197 including lunch and refreshments
Accommodation:
Glasgow has a wide range of accommodation
available to suit every budget. For further
information log on to www.seeglasgow.com
Certificate of attendance:
All delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance
from the University of Glasgow
14.25 – 15.25 Real Life Case Scenarios –
Management of Type 2 Diabetes in primary care
Dr Brian Kennon, Consultant Physician, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow
15.25 – 15.40 Refreshment break
15.40 – 16.05 GLP-1 initiation
May Lavelle, Diabetes Nurse Specialist, Pollock Health Centre
16.05 – 16.10 Questions
16.10 – 16.20 National Diabetes Research Register
Dr Mary Rouse, General Practitioner, Glasgow Clinical Research Facility
16.20 – 16.30 Summary and closing comments
Dr Richard Quigley and Prof John R Petrie, (as above)
16:30 Close
We aim to provide you with a concise knowledge update in this area.
The masterclass will cover the latest scientific evidence, guidelines
and management and most importantly will provide you with practical
information which you can implement.
“Excellent masterclass and speakers, interactive sessions and plenty
of time to ask questions”