Cork - Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-01-31 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | Cork Care Centre, 36 Mary St , Cork
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: Tuesday 31st January time tbc
Week 2: Tuesday 7th February time tbc
Week 3: Tuesday 14th February time tbc
Review Session: early August (date tbc)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Charlotte 021 427 4229

Diabetes Education for Professionals
2017-02-01
Study day for general practice and community nurses on Type 2 Diabetes.
Area: Castlebar
This event is not open to the public

ROSCOMMON- Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-02-01 08:00 - 17:00 | TBC
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: February Wednesday 1st times tbc
Week 2: March 1st Wednesday 1st times tbc
Week 3: March Wednesday 8th times tbc
Review Session: Seotember 26th
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

New Galway Support Group for Adult T1
2017-02-01 19:30 - 21:30 | Maldron Hotel, Oranmore, Co Galway
GALWAY
Type 1 Diabetes, Technology &
Peer Support Evening
Technology – A chink of light breaks through
Date: Wednesday 1st February 2017
Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Venue: Maldron Hotel, Oranmore, Galway
Living with Type 1 Diabetes requires constant vigilance and a strong sense of self-determination every day with no holiday from the condition. This is where a good support group of your peers in your local community can greatly help to provide comfort and up-to-date information. Galway’s new Type 1 Diabetes Support Group invites adults in the local Diabetes community to get involved and come along to the next meeting:
Date: Wednesday 1st February 2017
Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Venue: Maldron Hotel, Oranmore, Galway
Grainne Flynn comments ”Living 23 years with Type 1 Diabetes and regularly attending Type 1 Support meetings, I gain so much new information and insights at the meetings and there is nothing like meeting other people who are dealing with the same diabetes challenges. The meetings keep me motivated to stay disciplined with my diabetes”
Dr Esther O’Sullivan, Consultant Endocrinologist in The Galway Clinic and Consultant Physician in UHG & Dr Derek O’Keeffe, Specialist Registrar in Diabetes, University Hospital Galway are speaking at the meeting and will outline the various technologies that are being used and are in the pipeline for the management of Type 1 Diabetes. Abbott Laboratories recently launched a new glucose sensor called the FreeStyle Libre, now available to buy in Ireland, and they will demonstrate the device and take questions.

Programme for the Meeting
Grainne Flynn & Kieran Flanagan – both living with Type 1 Diabetes will outline their personal experience of Support Groups and the benefits they have reaped
Dr Esther O’Sullivan, Consultant Physician & Dr Derek O’Keeffe,Specialist Registrar in Diabetes discuss the various technological advances for Type 1 diabetes
Abbott Diabetes Care demonstrate and discuss the FreeStyle Libre Glucose Monitoring System
For further information please contact Kieran Flanagan, Galway Adult T1 Support Group email: flanagan.kieran@gmail.com or mobile: 087 0543860 OR Regina Patton, Diabetes Ireland, Sligo Office, 071 914 6001, wro@diabetes.ie

CORK- Diabetes Education for Type 2 & Pre-Diabetes (CODE)
2017-02-07 | Cork Care Centre, 36 Mary St , Cork
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked
Week 2: Tuesday 7th February 2017
Week 3: Tuesday 14th February 2017
Review Session: 1st August 2017 (date TBC)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Charlotte or Marion 021 427 4229 or email corkcarecentre@diabetes.ie

LloydsPharmacy Diabetes Screenings
2017-02-07 14:00 - 19:30
All enquiries to:
Hannah O’Neill: Ph-085 1663 584/ Email – hannah@pr360.ie

NAAS- Diabetes Education Type 2 & Pre-diabetes
2017-02-09 | Trim Castle, Castle Street , Trim
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: Thursday 9th February 2017
Week 2: Thursday 16th February 2017
Week 3: Thursday 23rd February 2017
Review Session: 10th August 2017 (date TBC)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Sheila 01 842 8118 or email sheila.bourke@diabetes.ie

CORK - Diabetes Education Type 2 & Pre-Diabetes (CODE)
2017-02-14 | Cork Care Centre, 36 Mary St , Cork
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked
Week 3: Tuesday 14th February 2017
Review Session: 1st August 2017 (date TBC)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Charlotte or Marion 021 427 4229 or email corkcarecentre@diabetes.ie

Galway Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-02-15 10:30 - 13:00 | Westside Community Resource Centre, Seamus Quirke Road, Galway
March 8
| Free

CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Pauline Dunne, Senior Dietitian with Diabetes Ireland and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: Wednesday February 15th from 10.30 am – 1 pm
Week 2: Wednesday February 22nd from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Week 3: Wednesday March 1st from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Booking is essential, group limited to 16
To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

NAAS - Diabetes Education Type 2 & Pre-diabetes
2017-02-16 | Trim Castle, Castle Street , Trim
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked
Week 2: Thursday 16th February 2017
Week 3: Thursday 7th February 2017
Review Session: 10th August 2017 (date TBC)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Charlotte or Marion 021 427 4229 or email corkcarecentre@diabetes.ie

Cork University Clinical Skills- Diabetes
2017-02-20 09:30 - 13:00 | University College Cork, School of Medicine, Brookfield Health Sciences Complex,, Cork
University Clinical Skills Laboratories on Diabetes
Diabetes Ireland provide their own time and recruit volunteers to engage with medical students in Universities in order to progress their education on Diabetes and to bring to life the practicalities of day-to-day life living with diabetes.
The volunteer (either a type 1 or Type 2 candidate) spends 2 x 2 hour sessions in a Clinical Skills Laboratory with the students and demonstrates how a glucometer and insulin pen works. The students then demonstrate on one another. The students attend a lecture with a Diabetes Ireland specialist once the labs have been completed.
This work is provided free of charge.

Diabetes Education for Professionals
2017-02-21
Diabetes education for health professionals working in residential care settings
21st Feb
venue: St Johns Hospital Sligo
National Lottery funded

This event is not open to the general public

﻿CLARE - Type 1 Diabetes Meet up
2017-02-21 20:00 - 21:30 | Temple Gate Hotel, Ennis, Cl Clare, Ireland
Dr. Ray O’Connor, GP – Type 1 Diabetes & Heart Disease
The Clare Diabetes Support group have organised a Diabetes Information Meeting titled “Type 1 Diabetes & Heart Disease” in the Temple Gate Hotel, Ennis, Co. Clare on Tuesday, 21st February at 8pm.
People with type 1 diabetes have an increased risk of heart failure, according to a Swedish study published online September 18 2015 in medical publication; Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. Type 1 diabetes puts patients at risk for heart disease.
Grainne Flynn, who has lived with type 1 diabetes for 23 years and organiser of the Clare Diabetes Support groups, says “Heart disease in people with type 1 diabetes doesn’t present with symptoms like it does in people who do not have diabetes. But that doesn’t mean that there isn’t anything you can do to prevent it! This meeting is about learning what we need to know to make sure that heart disease doesn’t catch us out and it’s also an opportunity to meet other people with diabetes.”
Our guest speaker, Dr Ray O’Connor, recently retired from general practice, was a community doctor in Limerick since 1990. He commenced his role as adjunct senior clinical lecturer at the Graduate Entry Medical School, at UL, where he will teach GEMS undergraduates and students at the school of paramedics. He also has served as the Chairperson of the Midwestern Diabetes Services Implementation Groups (DSIG) for almost 10 years. He will discuss what people with type 1 diabetes should be aware of to prevent heart disease.
The meeting is free to attend and is for people who live with type 1 diabetes (adults with type 1 and parents of children with type 1), but it is open to members of the public who wish to learn more about diabetes.
The Clare branch of Diabetes Ireland also runs diabetes support groups for all people with diabetes and their families. If you would like more information about these meetings contact Gráinne on mobile number 087 641 5747 or email clarebranchdfi@gmail.com

ROSCOMMON Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-02-22 10:00 - 12:30 | Hannons Hotel, Athlone Road, Roscommon
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: February 22nd Wednesday from 10 am – 12.30pm
Week 2: March 1st Wednesday from 10 am – 12 noon
Week 3: March Wednesday 8th from 10 am – 12 noon
Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

Booking is ESSENTIAL as places are limited

To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

Galway Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-02-22 10:30 - 12:30 | Westside Community Resource Centre, Seamus Quirke Road, Galway
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Pauline Dunne, Senior Dietitian with Diabetes Ireland and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 2: Wednesday February 22nd from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Week 3: Wednesday March 1st from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Booking is essential, group limited to 16
To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

Naas - Diabetes Education Type 2 & Pre-diabetes (CODE)
2017-02-23 | Trim Castle, Castle Street , Trim
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked
Week 3: Thursday 24rd February 2017
Review Session: 10th August 2017 (date TBC)
This review session takes place six months after the start date. CODE is free of charge to both the patient and the health care professional.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Amanda or Sheila 01 842 8118 or email sheila.bourke@diabetes.ie

Cork University Clinical Skills - Diabetes
2017-02-24 09:30 - 13:00 | University College Cork, School of Medicine, Brookfield Health Sciences Complex,, Cork

DUNGARVAN- Education for Type 2 and Prediabetes
2017-02-28 10:45 - 13:00 | Lawlors Hotel, Bridge Street
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
The course will be held in the Lawlors Hotel, Bridge Street, Dungarvan, Co Waterford.
Start date: Tuesday 28th February at 10.45am to 1pm
2nd week: Tuesday 7th March at 10.45am to 12.45pm
3rd week: Tuesday 14th March at 10.45am to 12.45pm
At 6 months: Tuesday 12th September 2017 at 10.45am to 12.45pm

You are asked to attend all four sessions to get maximum benefit from the course.
If you would like to attend this course please contact Charlotte or Marion on 021 4274229, Cork Care Centre, 36 Mary Street, Cork City. Pre-booking is essential
CODE is free of charge.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

LloydsPharmacy Diabetes Screening
2017-02-28 14:00 - 19:30
Hannah O’Neill: Ph-085 1663 584/ Email – hannah@pr360.ie

Donegal - Meet Diabetes Experts 1-on-1
2017-02-28 19:00 - 21:00 | The Mill Park Hotel, The Mullins, Donegal Town
“Keep an Eye on your Diabetes”
Opportunity to meet Diabetes Experts 1-on-1 in Donegal
Mill Park Hotel, Donegal Town
Tuesday February 28th From 7pm-9pm
Diabetes Ireland supported by HSE National Lottery Grant Scheme is offering the people of Donegal the opportunity to meet face-to-face with diabetes experts outside of a hospital setting to learn more about their condition. We have gathered four experts from a variety of fields in the area of Type 2 diabetes to host our event at Mill Park Hotel, The Mullins, Donegal Town on Tuesday 28th of February from 7-9pm.
On the night, each speaker will give a 5 minute introduction on their topic. Following this, you and fellow attendees will be divided into small groups (no more than 12) at a round discussion table. Our experts will move from table to table in rotation for 15 minute Q&A sessions. This should allow for easy conversation and gives you the opportunity to ask them anything you like about your diabetes, or just listen. There will be light refreshments available at 8pm.

The experts and their topics are:

“Good Eye Health & the Diabetic Retina Screen Service”

Margaret Moran, Community Ophthalmologist,, Letterkenny, Co Donegal

“The role of Healthy Eating in Diabetes self management”

Fiona Hegarty, Senior Dietitian, Letterkenny General Hospital

“Understanding my numbers; why blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose levels are so important”

Kathleen Crerand, Community Diabetes Nurse Specialist, Donegal

“Tips for self-management of your feet”

Ann Bell, Podiatrist
Places are limited. Booking is required by contacting Regina at the Western Regional Office on 071-9146001 or email wro@diabetes.ie

Limerick Public information meeting
2017-02-28 19:00 - 21:30 | Castletroy Park Hotel,, Limerick
“Living Well with Type 2 Diabetes”
Castletroy Park Hotel, Limerick
Tuesday 28th February 7:00pm – 9:30pm.
A free information meeting for people living with type 2 diabetes, their families, carers and friends, is taking place in Castletroy Park Hotel, Limerick on Tuesday, 28th February 2017 at 7:30pm. Expert speakers at this meeting will discuss the importance of good daily self-management and provide tips and suggestions to help patients manage their condition more effectively.
The experts and their topics are:

“Living well with type 2 diabetes” Dr Eoin Noctor, Consultant Endocrinologist, University Hospital, Limerick

“The role of Footcare in diabetes self management” Ms Assumpta Coyle, Senior Podiatrist, University Hospital, Limerick

“Understanding food labels” Ms Pauline Dunne, Senior Dietitian, Diabetes Ireland

This meeting will include a tea and coffee break and time will be allowed for questions.
This meeting is being organised by the Diabetes Ireland, the national charity for people with diabetes, and is kindly supported by the HSE National Lottery Grants Scheme

WESTMEATH - Table Quiz
2017-02-28 20:30 - 22:30 | Annebrook House Hotel, Mullingar
TABLE QUIZ IN AID OF WESTMEATH DIABETES

Date: Tuesday 28th February 2017
Time: 8:30 pm (Sharp)
Location: Annebrook House Hotel, Mullingar
Cost: Table of 4 people – €40. (€10 per person)
Payable on the night
Quiz Master: Michael Duffy

For More Information Phone Stephen Purcell on 089-2268735

ROSCOMMON Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-01 | TBC
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked

Week 2: March 1st Wednesday 1st times tbc
Week 3: March Wednesday 8th times tbc
Review Session: Seotember 26th

This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

ROSCOMMON Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-01 10:00 - 12:00 | Hannons Hotel, Athlone Road, Roscommon
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: February 22nd Wednesday from 10 am – 12.30pm
Week 2: March 1st Wednesday from 10 am – 12 noon
Week 3: March Wednesday 8th from 10 am – 12 noon

Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.

CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

Booking is ESSENTIAL as places are limited

To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

Galway Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-01 10:30 - 12:30 | Westside Community Resource Centre, Seamus Quirke Road, Galway
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Pauline Dunne, Senior Dietitian with Diabetes Ireland and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 3: Wednesday March 1st from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Booking is essential, group limited to 16
To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

CLAREMORRIS- Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-07 | Trim Castle, Castle Street , Trim
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
Week 1: March Tuesday 7th time tbc
Week 2: March Tuesday 14th time tbc
Week 3: March Tuesday 21st time tbc
Review Session:September 5th (date tbc)
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Regina 071 914 6001

DUNGARVAN- Education for Type 2 and Prediabetes
2017-03-07 10:45 - 12:45 | Lawlors Hotel, Bridge Street
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Jenny Dunbar, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
The course will be held in the Lawlors Hotel, Bridge Street, Dungarvan, Co Waterford.
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
2nd week: Tuesday 7th March at 10.45am to 12.45pm
3rd week: Tuesday 14th March at 10.45am to 12.45pm
At 6 months: Tuesday 12th September 2017 at 10.45am to 12.45pm

You are asked to attend all four sessions to get maximum benefit from the course.
If you would like to attend this course please contact Charlotte or Marion on 021 4274229, Cork Care Centre, 36 Mary Street, Cork City. Pre-booking is essential
CODE is free of charge.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.

LloydsPharmacy Diabetes Screenings
2017-03-07 14:00 - 19:30

ROSCOMMON Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-08 | TBC
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed prediabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks

Week 3: March Wednesday 8th from 10 am – 12 noon
Review Session: TBC
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
To book: Call Regina on 071 914 6001

CLAREMORRIS-Type 2 Diabetes Education (CODE)
2017-03-14 | Trim Castle, Castle Street , Trim
CODE is Diabetes Ireland’s group education programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes or diagnosed Pre-diabetes. CODE aims to deliver general information about diabetes self-management in a local community group setting. CODE allows people with diabetes to talk in a supportive atmosphere about their own diabetes. Time is allocated during the programme for problem solving, feedback on diabetes self management behaviours and goal setting.
The programme is facilitated by Clair Naughton, Diabetes Nurse Specialist and consists of 4 sessions of 2 hour duration The first 3 sessions take place over 3 consecutive weeks
This event is now fully booked
Week 2: March Tuesday 14th time tbc
Week 3: March Tuesday 21st time tbc
Review Session:September 5th (date tbc)
This review session takes place six months after the start date.
CODE is free of charge.
Topics covered in CODE include diabetes explained, risk factors, signs and symptoms, healthy eating, physical activity, personal goal setting, complications and the necessity of regular follow up and the importance of optimal diabetes control. The six month session looks at the review of achievements and personal goal setting. Our flexible approach allows the sessions to be tailored to meet the self identified needs of each group.
Pre-booking is essential and all 4 sessions need attendance
To book: Call Regina 071 914 6001
