Case Studies - Quality In Care

All diabetes case studies

Type 1 Specialist Service

Prevention and early diagnosis Type 2 Diabetes

Patient Care Pathway, Generic or Specialist

Collaborative initiatives

Diabetes Education Programmes

Team initiatives

Best Practice Dissemination and Sustainability Award

Mind and Body Healthy Together

Diabetes Education Programmes for Healthcare Professionals

University Toolkit Collaboration Between JDRF, NHS England and Diabetes UK

Collaborative initiatives

Quality Improvement Innovation to Improve Early Diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes in Children and Young People

Collaborative initiatives

Introducing Flash Glucose Monitoring at Scale with Educational Support

Type 1 Specialist Service

Implementation of a National Guideline with Local Changes: Does an Abbreviated Adult Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Protocol Improve Local Uptake and Overall Clinical Care?

Type 1 Specialist Service

Students First - Avoid Pitfalls of University Transition - Move the Clinic!

Type 1 Specialist Service

Improving the Care Pathway for Newly Diagnosed Children with T1DM

Type 1 Specialist Service

Young Adult Type 1 Diabetes Engagement and Enhanced Support Service

Type 1 Specialist Service

Changing Health’s Innovative Intervention Programme to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

Prevention and early diagnosis

Improving Diabetes Care in York with a Specialist Outreach Team

Patient care pathway

QiC Diabetes 2020 Awards Announced

Watch the livestream recording

The Results Brochure is now available to download and share

Click here for a full list of results

2020 KEY DATES
Open for entry: Wednesday 18 March 2020
Entry deadline: Monday 20 July 2020
Judging day: Thursday 10 September 2020
Awards ceremony: Thursday 15 October 2020

QiC Diabetes is partnered by:

Supported by:

Association of British Clinical Diabetologists

Diabetes UK

DISN

Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation

Children and Young People's National Diabetes Network

Primary Care Diabetes Society

United Kingdom Clinical Pharmacy Association

Young Diabetologists and Endocrinologists