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- DPC DPC2018 Conference & Exhibition 14 & 15 November 2018 Olympia, London

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A unique, free-to-attend conference and exhibition for all healthcare professionals involved in diabetes care. Join us for two unforgettable days of CPD-accredited sessions from our outstanding line-up of experienced clinicians and thought leaders.

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WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER

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CONFERENCE STREAMS AND KEYNOTES

Timings

Primary, Community & Specialist Care

Prevention & Obesity in Practice

09:00-10:00 Welcome Keynote 1

Session 3

Keynote 2

Session 4

WELCOME - Dr Mike Sadler, DPC2018 Conference Chair

10:10-10:45

KEYNOTE SESSION - An update from NHS England Diabetes Prof Jonathan Valabhji, National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England & Dr Partha Kar, Diabetes Consultant & National Associate Clinical Director Diabetes, NHS England

10:50-11:20

The NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme: Progress & Implementation Matt Fagg, Programme Director, NHS Diabetes Programme

Is it all just PC nonsense or does language really matter?

Anne Cooper & Bob Swindell, people with diabetes (PWDs)

The role of Oral Medications in Diabetes Treatment & Management Speaker Details TBC

Treating Obesity in the UK - Drug, Surgical, Obesity Management Speaker Details TBC

Parity of Esteem- Reducing the Diabetes Risk and Improving Diabetes management for Patients with a Serious Mental Illness (SMI) Anne Moore, Group Nurse & Director Safer Care, Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust

The Benefits of CGM for patients with T1D – Review of the scientific evidence on clinical outcomes and opportunities for NHS funding Prof Nick Oliver, Professor of Human Metabolism & Diabetes & Endocrinology Consultant, Imperial College Healthcare Trust

How to deliver patient selfmanagement and behaviour change at scale; 2017-18 outcome data with key lessons for the NHS John Grumitt, CEO & Vice President, Changing Health, Diabetes UK

JBDS Guidelines & Plans for CQC & Inpatient Care Prof Mike Sampson, Chair, Joint British Diabetes Societies (JBDS)

T2 Diabetes Remission What next?

Speaker Details TBC

Diabetes & learning difficulties Nneka Agbasi, Senior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Barnet, Enfield & Haringey Mental Health Trust

T1 & exercise Speaker Details TBC

STPs- North West London - Reality of delivering transformation in diabetes care - toolkit for success Tony Willis, Clinical Director for Diabetes, North West London STP

*This session has been organised and funded by Novo Nordisk

12:15-12:45

12:50-13:20

Diabetic Foot Care - Commissioning Toolkit Marian Kerr, Director, Insight Economics

13:20-14:35

NETWORKING & EXHIBITION

14:35-15:10

KEYNOTE SESSION - GIRFT (Getting it Right First Time) Prof Gerry Rayman, Head of Service at the Diabetes and Endocrine Centre, the Diabetic Foot Clinic and lead of the Diabetes Research Unit, Ipswich Hospitals NHS Trust & Dr Partha Kar, Diabetes Consultant & National Associate Clinical Director, NHS England

15:15-15:45

Setting up an integrated care service in practice - 1 stop session to help bring together the MDT & Commissioning team Dr David Lipscomb, Clinical Lead Diabetes Care for You, Sussex Community Health NHS Trust

Why "eating less and moving more" may not lead to sustainable weight loss - the science unravelled Dr Trudi Deakin, Chief Executive & Consultant Research Dietician, X-PERT Health

Cardiovascular care for people with diabetes Speaker Details TBC

Obesity & Cancer Speaker Details TBC

The Periodontitis-Diabetes Paradigm - Launch of Diabetes Commissioning Standard Janet Clarke, Deputy Chief Dental Officer for England, and Professor Iain Chapple, Professor of Periodontology and Head of the School of Dentistry, University of Birmingham

T1 Low Carb Programme Dr Ian Lake, Medical Officer, Type 1 Diabetes

Innovation in care - cranking up care pathways for better outcomes in diabetes management Prof Katharine Barnard, PhD, CPsychol, AFBPsS Health Psychologist, Managing Director, BHR Ltd & John Grumitt, CEO & Vice President, Changing Health, Diabetes UK

Diabetes & Pregnancy - are we improving outcomes?

Dr Paru King, Consultant Diabetologist, Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Understanding Diabetic Kidney Disease Dr Richard Kingston, Consultant Nephrologist & Clinical Lead for Renal Medicine, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust & Karen Jenkins, Consultant Nurse in Renal Medicine, Lead for Renal Palliative Care & Lead for Renal Education & Training, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

NHS T1 Digital Platform Dr Partha Kar, Diabetes Consultant & National Associate Clinical Director, NHS England

Integrated Care Systems - are they the hope for LTC’s? - Changes in the NHS & how they will affect care and service provision Speaker Details TBC

16:40-17:10

17:15-17:45

New T1 tech - insulin implants Speaker Details TBC

Biosimilars- can they have any role in diabetes?

Dr Partha Kar, Diabetes Consultant & National Associate Clinical Director, NHS England *This session is organised and remunerated by Mylan and is nonpromotional

NETWORKING & EXHIBITION

Diabetes Management Pearls - Life Hacks to help you help people with diabetes Dr Kevin Fernando, GP Partner & Medical Education & Scottish Lead, North Berwick Health Centre, GPwSI Diabetes, Primary Care Diabetes Society

Session 6

Pumps Unpacked - DSN, GP & Practice Nurse Masterclass Speaker Details TBC

NETWORKING & EXHIBITION

15:45-16:40

Session 5

Commissioning

10:00-10:10

11:20-12:15

Session 2

Type 1 Diabetes

REGISTRATION

Improving outcomes in type 2 diabetes; a role for GLP-1 RA? Speaker Details TBC Session 1

Diabetes Co-morbidities

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THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER

- DPC CONFERENCE STREAMS AND KEYNOTES

Session

Timings

Primary, Community & Specialist Care

Diabetes Tech

08:45-09:30

Paediatrics Adolescent & Crossover Care

Diabetes Co-morbidities

Prevention & Obesity in Practice

REGISTRATION WELCOME - Dr Mike Sadler, DPC2018 Conference Chair

Keynote 1

Session 1

Session 2

KEYNOTE SESSION - Excellence across the care pathway : NICE and diabetes Prof Sir David Haslam, Chair, NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence)

09:30-10:00 SGLT2 Inhibitors Speaker Details TBC

Flash Glucose Monitoring From Clinical Practice to Real World Practice Dr Ramzi Ajjan, Associate Professor & Consultant in Diabetes & Endocrinology, The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Diabetic Retinopathy - a practical guide Speaker Details TBC

Vulnerable youth and children - diabetes management & support Speaker Details TBC

The Obesity Health Alliance - working together to influence obesity policy Caroline Cerney, Alliance Lead, Obesity Health Alliance (OHA)

Individualising Diabetes Care for Older People with a Focus on Frailty Prof Alan J Sinclair, MSc, MD, FRCP, Director, Foundation for Diabetes Research in Older People (FDROP), Diabetes Frail Ltd

Digital Health in Diabetes Speaker Details TBC

Why care about the exocrine pancreas in Diabetes Mellitus?

Prof Nils Ewald, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Endocrinology & Diabetology, General Hospital Luebbecke-Rahden *This session is organised and remunerated by Mylan and is non-promotional

Childhood Obesity & Transition to Adult Services Speaker Details TBC

A practical guide to low carbohydrate diabetes management - lessons from the Bermuda Triangle Dr David Cavan, Independent Consultant & Author

Biosimilars Explained - what is a biosimilar and should I prescribe them in practice?

Dr Kevin Fernando, GP Partner & Medical Education & Scottish Lead, North Berwick Health Centre, GPwSI Diabetes, Primary Care Diabetes Society

Insights that improve diabetes virtual vs reality Speaker Details TBC

Delaying and preventing diabetic retinopathy in primary care Dr Rebecca Thomas, Senior Research Officer and Informatics Lead, Diabetes Research Unit, Cymru, Swansea University Medical School

10:05-10:35

10:40-11:10

11:10:12:00

Session 3

12:05-12:35

NETWORKING & EXHIBITION

*This session is organised and remunerated by Mylan and is non-promotional

Session 4

Keynote 2

12:40-13:10

Tips for safer Acute Care for patients with diabetes Dr Mayank Patel, Consultant in Diabetes & Senior Clinical Lecturer, University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust & University of Southampton

NETWORKING & EXHIBITION

14:30-15:30

The Live Debate - Subject to be announced in September

15:35-16:05

*This session has been organised and funded by Novo Nordisk

Diabetes management - a pharmacist's role 16.10-16.40

Structured education - selling the concept to patients - Toolkit for success DAFNE

Immersive learning: Virtual, augmented and mixed reality Arjun Panesar, CEO, Diabetes.co.uk

Considering the heart in your diabetes patients Speaker Details TBC

Using Social media & tech to engage and empower younger patients Dr Mayank Patel, Consultant in Diabetes & Senior Clinical Lecturer, University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust & University of Southampton

Emotional Eating Speaker Details TBC

Diabetes Tech Update

DKA & HHS - coping with the complex inpatient Speaker Details TBC

Patient Panel Session

Exercise as a therapy

Speaker Details TBC

Speaker Details TBC

Speaker Details TBC Session 6

Hot Topics in Diabetic Kidney Disease - A Primary Care Perspective Dr Sarah Davies, GP Partner, Clinical Director for Diabetes for Primary, Community and Intermediate Care board, Cardiff & Vale, UHB

Transition tightropesupporting confident step change Paediatric & Adult Diabetes Specialists, Patient and Parent Contributors

13:10 - 14:25

Insulins Masterclass Speaker Details TBC

Session 5

Choosing the right one - the technology toolkit.

Lesley Jordan & Melissa Holloway, INPUT Patient Advocacy

Childhood obesity and T2 Diabetes – spotting it early and tools for combatting Charlotte Hewitson, Paediatric Dietician, Multispeciality Outpatients Department, Leeds Children’s Hospital

Phil Newland Jones, Consultant Diabetes Pharmacist, University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust

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Introduction to TREND-UK and Injection Technique Theatre Join us in the TREND-UK & Injection Technique Theatre, on both days of DPC2018.

We look forward to sharing a programme of practical and interactive sessions on a variety of subjects, including substance misuse, dementia, end of life care and safe driving.

We will also signpost helpful educational resources, to support the presentations.

During the programme, we will launch the new ‘Injection Technique Matters’ initiative, presenting important topics to consider when caring for anyone who uses injectable therapies. We will give out the new ‘Injection Technique Matters’ Toolkit to all who attend the sessions.

We look forward to meeting you during the two-day programme.

Debbie Hicks, TREND-UK Co-Chair WEDNESDAY 14 NOVEMBER Session

Time Slot

Session Title

Session 1

10:50-11:20

Adapting your practice in challenging situations: diabetes and concomitant substance misuse Debbie Hicks, Nurse Consultant – Diabetes, Barnet Enfield & Haringey MHT, Co-Chair TREND-UK and Chair FIT UK

Session 2

12:15-12:45

Frailty & Dementia Care – district, practice & community nursing – New TREND-UK Guidelines Jill Hill, Independent Diabetes Nurse Consultant, TREND-UK

Session 3

12:50-13:20

Principles of blood glucose monitoring: why, what, how?

(For DSN level) June James, Nurse Consultant- Diabetes, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Associate Professor, University of Leicester, Co-Chair TREND-UK

Session 4

Session 5

15:15-16;00

16:40-17:10

Good injection technique and Lipohypertrophy Screening including Palpation Carole Gelder, Diabetes Nurse Specialist & Clinical Educator, TREND-UK

Teaching non-nursing staff to administer insulin Nneka Agbasi, Senior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Barnet, Enfield & Haringey Mental Health Trust

THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER Session

Time Slot

Session Title

Session 1

10:05-10:35

Safe driving & diabetes – DVLA Guidelines June James, Nurse Consultant- Diabetes, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Associate Professor, University of Leicester, Co-Chair TREND-UK

Session 2

10:40-11:30

Good injection technique and Lipohypertrophy Screening inc. Palpation Debbie Hicks, Nurse Consultant – Diabetes, Barnet Enfield & Haringey MHT, Co-Chair TREND-UK and Chair FIT UK

Session 3

12:05-12:35

How to interpret blood glucose data and profiles Jill Hill, Independent Diabetes Nurse Consultant, TREND-UK

Session 4

12:40-13:10

Safe use of insulin Jane Diggle, Specialist Practitioner Practice Nurse, South Kirkby West Yorkshire, TREND-UK

Session 5

15:20-15:50

Supporting diabetes care at the End of Life Jill Hill, Independent Diabetes Nurse Consultant, TREND-UK

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“The clinic attracted professionals from every aspect, including a lot from primary care. We’re looking to get as much information out to as many people as possible so they can educate and inform patients.”

This year, we’ve worked with Graham Bowen and his team to further develop the DPC Foot & Wound Clinic programme. The clinic features different sessions on each day, suitable for all levels of experience and specialism. Subjects we’ll be covering are:

Graham Bowen, Clinical Lead for Podiatry, Solent NHS Trust

• Offloading – why do we need to do that?

• Role of footwear • Debridement – what & why?

• What is foot risk and how do I establish it?

• What key messages do I need to give my patients?

• Help I have a DFU patient! What do I need to do?

• Infection management • Low, medium and high-risk patients • Reading x-rays

The Hypo Hub will run a series of interactive workshops about what hypoglycaemia is and how it impacts on the lives of people with diabetes. Our unique virtual reality simulator will also show you what it’s really like to have a hypoglycaemic episode from a patient’s perspective.

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New to DPC2018: DPC Toolkits Look out for the DPC Toolkit symbol on our programme on the website and DPC2018 App. Some sessions will give you the opportunity to take away a useful toolkit to use back in practice and share with your team. From consulting skills to injection technique and mental health & wellbeing, DPC Toolkits will arm you with a quick cheat sheet to help you in your role.

New programme focuses & Icons At DPC2018, we’ve focused the programme on consultation skills across all different aspects of diabetes care and its related conditions. Look out for the icons below, across our programmes, which will help you select the sessions that you’re most interested in attending:

Exhibitors at DPC2018 We’re delighted to see the return of many exhibitors to DPC2018 and also to welcome several new exhibitors to the show floor for the first time. Our exhibitors include:

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Look what our partners and visitors said about DPC2017!

“Come along. There’s a lot of education, a lot of policy, a lot of interaction, a lot of learning from each other” Dr Partha Kar Associate National Clinical Director for Diabetes, NHS England

“I’ve come to get myself up-to-date across the breadth of diabetes…There’s so much to be seen here so it was easy to get lots of stuff covered in just one day” Jennifer Beynon Diabetes Consultant, University Hospital of South Manchester

“I want a yearly update about what’s happening in diabetes. There’s a lot of knowledge I can take back to my team: updates on the latest advances in diabetes care, but also the workshops where you get the latest clinical updates too, so I enjoy listening to them.

“3 words that sum up DPC – up-to-date, accessible, enjoyable.”

Maria Padfield, Diabetes Specialist Healthcare Professional PDSN, East Surrey Hospital

“Come along, definitely, because there’s a lot going on, a lot of networking. I’ve met people who have similar interests to me but different views and different ways of helping diabetic care.”

Nicholas Lance, GP, Heathcot Medical Practice

“Definitely come. It’s a free event. There’s so much in the way of friendly people who are here to offer their support, their guidance and their knowledge.

What more can we ask for?”

Stephanie Peckham Nurse, Nuffield Health, Chichester

SPREAD THE WORD WITH THE #DPC2018 HASHTAG Invite colleagues to DPC2018 and share event news using our #DPC2018 hashtag on social media:

https://twitter.com/diabetespc

https://www.facebook.com/diabetespc/

OPENING TIMES

LOCATION

Wednesday 14 November 2018 08:30-18:00 Thursday 15 November 2018 09:00-17:00

Need to call us?

023 8081 1551

Olympia Central – Level 2 Olympia Exhibition Centre Hammersmith Road London W14 8UX

Please note: information in this brochure is correct at the time of going to press

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