Diagnosing Diabetes
This course is designed to support GPs in improving their diagnostic approach to diabetes in primary care, with a focus on more complex and less commonly recognised forms beyond type 1 and type 2. It explores key considerations in identifying different diabetes subtypes and applying appropriate diagnostic strategies across diverse patient populations.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognise the key features of less common diabetes subtypes
- Differentiate between various forms of adult-onset diabetes
- Apply appropriate diagnostic tests for different patient populations
- Safety-net patients who may require insulin in the near future
- Accurately identify and code diabetes in remission
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognise the key features of less common diabetes subtypes
- Differentiate between various forms of adult-onset diabetes
- Apply appropriate diagnostic tests for different patient populations
- Safety-net patients who may require insulin in the near future
- Accurately identify and code diabetes in remission
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Training Overview
- Identifying different forms of diabetes
- Type 1 diabetes presenting in older adults
- Understanding latent autoimmune diabetes in adults (LADA)
- Type 2 diabetes remission concepts
- Diagnostic criteria and thresholds for diabetes
- Emerging trends in diabetes diagnosis
- Summary
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Frequently asked questions
The course covers identifying different diabetes types, LADA, type 1 diabetes in older adults, remission in type 2 diabetes, diagnostic thresholds, and appropriate testing methods for diverse populations.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon successful completion of the course.
To register, log in or sign up to your Care Learning account using your email and password. New users can create an account at care-learning.com.
Yes, this course is designed for healthcare professionals, including GPs and clinicians involved in diagnosing and managing diabetes in primary care settings.
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