My Type 2 Diabetes

My Type 2 Diabetes

This course is for anyone diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. It aims to give you all the information that you need to know, e.g. what is diabetes, targets, complications, prevention, care planning, treatments, and lifestyle change.

Type 2 Diabetes Prevention

Type 2 Diabetes Prevention

This course is for anyone that is at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. It discusses which factors increase the probability of getting type 2 diabetes, and then focuses on the changes that can be made to diet and lifestyle to help reduce the chance of developing it.

Understanding Type 1 Diabetes

Understanding Type 1 Diabetes

This course is aimed at anyone diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. It focuses on what diabetes is, how it is treated, complications, and lifestyle advice. A follow-up course (below) provides more information about living with diabetes, especially for young people.

Growing Up with Type 1 Diabetes

Growing Up with Type 1 Diabetes

This course provides information about living with diabetes and is especially aimed at young people/ teenagers, but might be useful for others facing new experiences, such as alcohol, sex, driving, going out, becoming an adult and leaving home. It is best completed after Understanding type 1

Considering an Insulin Pump?

Considering an Insulin Pump?

Switching from insulin injections to an insulin pump can be a daunting time for people. This course provides an introductory guide to insulin pump therapy and is aimed at people with type 1 diabetes considering making the switch.

My Insulin Pump

My Insulin Pump

This course is a comprehensive guide which is aimed at people who are actively starting insulin pump therapy or as a refresher for those that are already established on insulin pump therapy.

My Gestational Diabetes

My Gestational Diabetes

This course is designed for women newly diagnosed with gestational diabetes and covers pathophysiology, targets, treatment during pregnancy and post-natal care. It may also be relevant for family members or carers.