iDEAL Diabetes

We are excited to announce we have two posters in @pcdsociety 17th National Conference. We are talking about #ACTNOW for feet and effective consultation conversations. Why not check out our incredible diabetes tools idealdiabetes.com #diabetes @novonordisk @collegepodmcr

See this wonderful opportunity @kingsdiabetes for this virtual Podcast 11-12th Sept - please sign up to learn more about diabetes and foot care drive.google.com/file/d/1JKtw46…

We are excited to announce that the iDEAL team will be presenting at the @HSJnews Diabetes Virtual Forum tomorrow at 11am. To register and hear the incredible work that is being done on ACT NOW and foot care please go to bit.ly/3xBogwt

This week is Diabetes Awareness Week and Jayne Robbie, Senior Podiatrist, Senior Lecturer in Diabetes Care, and Diabetes Clinical Champion, explains how you can get involved. #diabetesstories eur02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

ACT NOW continues to grow with endorsement and dissemination from IDF Europe @IDFEuropeBXL through its network of 70 member associations in 44 European countries. Thank you IDF Europe, halving amputation rates in the next 5 years is looking more possible. #Diabetes2021 #Actnow

We have collaborated with D-Foot International for a webinar on the ACT NOW toolkit and early referral. Join the free webinar on June 11th at 16:00-17:30(CEST). Register here for free: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist……

Jayne Robbie will be presenting ACT NOW at tomorrow’s English Diabetic Foot Network conference. Jayne’s commitment to ACT NOW is helping iDEAL spread this important message and reduce amputation rates which is currently 170 a week. #footcare #diabetes

iDEAL would like to say a huge congratulations to Professor Mike Edmonds and his team on the 40th anniversary of the MDT specialist foot and diabetes clinic @KingsCollegeNHS @DiabetesKings

We would like to say a big thank you to @JaneDiggle1 for increasing awareness about foot care in diabetes and promoting iDEAL’s ACT NOW. #diabetes #footcare pcdeurope.org/webinar-diabet…

Thank you @DiabetesUK for the 2021 Diabetes UK Nursing and Allied Healthcare Research Award. We are delighted to have been the recipient. We hope it helps to raise awareness on foot care and halve amputation rates in the UK.

ACT NOW has been awarded this Diabetes UK Award – please do adopt and use ACT NOW to help reduce amputations

@DiabetesUK Professional Conference, Professor Mike Edmonds & Jayne Robbie, specialist podiatrist, are speaking about ACT NOW & the impact it can make to decrease amputations rates, tomorrow 12.30pm. #footcare #diabetes @JDRF @JDRFUK @pcdsociety @AscensiaGlobal @CollegePodiatry

It’s done, we are ready to welcome you to our education section on ACT NOW. Its free for you to learn all about foot care and assessments. ACT NOW to decrease the number of amputations. #podiatry #footcare #diabetes @JDRFUK @DiabetesUK @pcdsociety @AscensiaGlobal @CollegePodiatry

(Part 1/2)We are delighted to announce that Jayne Robbie, specialist podiatrist, is supporting health care professionals in Trinidad and Tobago in the use of the powerful ACT NOW tool. #podiatry #footcare #diabetes #foot

(Part 2/2) Would you know when to refer a foot to specialist services? ACT NOW can help you. #podiatry" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">idealdiabetes.com/act-now-educat… #footcare #diabetes #foot@UHWI_JA @diabetestt @JDRF @JDRFUK @DiabetesUK @pcdsociety @AscensiaGlobal @CollegePodiatry @IntDiabetesFed

There are 170 amputations a week in the UK – it is hoped that the use of the ACT NOW checklist can be a catalyst to decrease this number by 50% and ultimately save lives. youtu.be/Qao05fFSDvc #podiatry #footcare #diabetes #foot @AscensiaGlobal @CollegePodiatry @IntDiabetesFed

The Diabetes Association of Trinidad and Tobago have adopted ACTNOW to be used across the Caribbean in the assessment of people with diabetes with potential foot problems.

The Diabetes Association of Trinidad and Tobago have adopted ACTNOW to be used across the Caribbean in the assessment of people with diabetes with potential foot problems.

The Diabetes Association of Trinidad and Tobago have adopted ACTNOW to be used across the Caribbean in the assessment of people with diabetes with potential foot problems.

The Diabetes Association of Trinidad and Tobago have adopted ACTNOW to be used across the Caribbean in the assessment of people with diabetes with potential foot problems.