Diabetes


Each Quality in Care (QiC) Programme highlights good healthcare practice and effective collaboration between the NHS, private sector, patient groups and the industry in specific therapy areas. This new approach to joint working is essential in these challenging economic times as the NHS strives to continue offering a world-beating service.

QiC will cover diabetes, a long term-condition that affects nearly three million people in the UK and costs the NHS £9bn annually, making it one of the biggest challenges facing our healthcare system today.

We are passionate about using QiC to recognise the past and shape the future – but we need your help to do it!

 


"I am delighted to support Quality in Care Diabetes and look forward to continuing the excellent work done by Anna Morton and her team at NHS Diabetes who have
previously supported the programme.

QiC Diabetes offers a great opportunity for teams to be recognised and rewarded for good practice and to share benefits and adaptability of initiatives to a wider
healthcare audience throughout the UK."

Jonathan Valabhji MD FRCP
National Clinical Director for Obesity and Diabetes, NHS England
Consultant Physician, Diabetologist and Endocrinologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London



 


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