1: Is it diabetes?
2: Assessing a person with diabetes
3: The aims of diabetes care
4: Diabetes education
5: Healthy eating and drinking (including management of
obesity)
6: Urine testing
7: Blood glucose and ketone testing
8: Non-insulin medications
9: Insulin
10: Low blood glucose: hypoglycaemia
11: High blood glucose: hyperglycaemia
12: Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and hyperosmolar hyperglycaemic
states (HHS)
13: Exercise
14: Diabetic tissue damage
15: Diabetic foot problems
16: Diabetes in young people
17: Diabetes in women
18: Diabetes in men
19: Older people with diabetes
20: Diabetes in different ethnic groups
21: Work
22: Travel
23: Psychological and social aspects of diabetes
24: Diabetes care in hospital
25: Local diabetes care
26: Links
Dr Hillson was National Clinical Director for Diabetes from 2008 -
2013. She was responsible for working to improve the care of 2.6
million people with diabetes in England through the continued
delivery of the National Service Framework for Diabetes.
From 1989 - 2012 she was a Consultant Physician with an interest in
Diabetes & Endocrinology at The Hillingdon Hospital, Uxbridge where
she established a successful district-wide diabetes service. She
was awarded the MBE in 2006.
In 1981 Dr Hillson pioneered Outward Bound® courses for people with
diabetes, with the Outward Bound Trust and British Diabetic
Association
She has published scientific papers and books on diabetes for
patients and professionals, winning numerous writing awards.
`Reviews from previous diabetes title by this author This book is
well written, easy to understand and contains a wealth of knowledge
for health professionals.'
Practice Nurse, 2004
`I would recommend this book for someone who (1) is starting to
care for patients with diabetes, and (2) already has the
theoretical knowledge of diabetes and who needs specific, practical
guidelines on how to diagnose, treat, educate and follow-up
individuals with diabetes.'
Journal of the Canadian Dietetic Association 1997
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