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Diabetes Ireland supporting our Diabetes Healthcare Professionals
Diabetes Ireland has today launched a new initiative to provide PPE to Integrated Diabetes Nurse Specialists who support GPs in the provision of services to people with diabetes. We are in a very fluid environment and diabetes services are experiencing significant capacity issues at present as the health service deals with the COVID 19... View Article
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Diabetes Ireland’s first education webinar a success
Diabetes Ireland hosted its first ever live webinar on Thursday 20 August and unfortunately large parts of the country suffered a power outage preventing some of the 420 people registered from attending. Still 197 people tuned in to hear Dr Austin Bayley, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Mater Hospital speak on ways of managing stress and... View Article
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Diabetes Ireland hosting its first patient education webinar Resilience Tips for Managing during COVID 19
Diabetes Ireland is hosting its first ever patient education webinar on Thursday 20 August at 7.00pm We are delighted to have Dr Austin Bayley, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Mater Hospital as our first guest presenter. The webinar will explore ways of managing stress and coping effectively during COVID-19 as a person with diabetes. The presentation... View Article
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HSE and Diabetes Ireland urge people with diabetes to seek professional healthcare advice if experiencing symptoms
Poorly controlled diabetes can cause serious short and long-term health problems if not looked after The HSE and Diabetes Ireland are urging people with concerns about their diabetes to seek medical advice from their Pharmacist, GP or hospital diabetes team and reassures them that diabetes services are resuming. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the... View Article
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Diabetes Ireland 2019 Annual Report launched
Today, Diabetes Ireland launched its Annual Report for 2019 which highlights the many services it provides to people with diabetes and their families. While 2019 was a fantastic year for the charity, 2020 has been extremely tough to date and like many other organisations we have had to take measures during lockdown which included... View Article
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