Diabetes Awareness
CPD Approved
Diabetes is a lifelong health condition that occurs when blood sugar levels become dangerously high. If unmanaged, elevated glucose levels can lead to serious complications affecting overall health.
Diabetes can develop in anyone at any stage of life, although certain age groups and demographics are more prone to the condition. Symptoms may include increased thirst, unusual fatigue, and other indicators. Studies show that as many as 26% of residents in nursing and care homes are living with diabetes, highlighting the importance of recognizing symptoms and understanding how to help manage the condition effectively.
This course is designed for those working in health and social care settings. It provides an introduction to diabetes, common symptoms to watch for, diagnostic methods, treatment options, and potential complications that can arise. By completing this course, participants will gain valuable insights into managing diabetes in a professional care environment.
| Course | Module number | Module name | Pass % required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diabetes Awareness | 1 | Diabetes – What it is and its Prevalence | 70 |
| Diabetes Awareness | 2 | Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment | 70 |
| Diabetes Awareness | 3 | Complications | 70 |
