Diabetes Professional Care and PMA 2022

The PMA will have a strong presence at many events during the year. They present a fabulous opportunity to engage with you, chat about your plans and really understand what you need from us in the way of support.

We very much value all interactions with you and look forward to meeting you soon.

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Diabetes Professional Care
16-17 November 2022
Olympia London

We are delighted to invite you to this year’s Diabetes Professional Care welcoming 5,000+ healthcare professionals on 16-17 November at Olympia London.

Diabetes Professional Care is a two-day annual conference and is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the prevention, treatment and management of diabetes and its related conditions. You’ll get access to 100+ CPD-certified sessions and network with like-minded peers to share best practice and learn from each other.

First speakers announced

  • June James, TREND Co-Chair, Independent Nurse Consultant in Diabetes
  • Maggie Shepherd, Honorary Clinical Professor, Lead Research Nurse, University of Exeter
  • Kevin Fernando, GP Partner North Berwick Health Centre, GP with Specialist Interest in Diabetes & Medical Education
  • Rose Stewart, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Diabetes Psychology Lead
  • Roy Taylor, Director of Newcastle Magnetic Resonance Centre
  • Zehra Yonel, NIHR & Diabetes UK Doctoral Research Fellow

Key themes of 2022

Updates from the national team

Exploring different workstreams, including prevention, digital, and the treatment and care of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The NHS Park will showcase best practice of how teams have implemented new ways of working and addressed their biggest challenges.

Health inequalities

Sharing inspiring, but achievable and applicable, ways in which colleagues from across the country have addressed health inequalities for their populations.

Diabetes and multimorbidity

Discussing CVD prevention, CKD, hypertension and atrial fibrillation, among other conditions, and refining approaches to individual patients, as well as looking at strategic system-level change.

Guideline updates

Debating the latest updates and the latest guidance from NICE, EASD and others to explore what works well and what doesn’t.

Click below to secure your complimentary pass and join us in improving the lives of people with diabetes.

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