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A wide variety of topics are included in BERTIE Diabetes. 
Some examples include:

Understanding how insulin works

Exercising with Type 1 diabetes

Learning about carbohydrates

Eating out and alcohol

How to cope if you are unwell

Emotional wellbeing

The course offers a mixture of written information, some interactive activities and quizzes as well as videos prepared by expert diabetes educators (nurses, dietitians, doctors, and psychologists) including some that show the personal stories of people living with Type 1 diabetes.
You will also be able to track your progress, find links to useful external resources, as well as read about other’s experiences and share your own.

You can undertake the whole course from beginning to end, covering all aspects of managing Type 1 diabetes or dip into the most relevant topics in each module that suit your needs.

By completing the full course you will receive a certificate of learning.
Everyone is unique and will manage their diabetes in different ways to suit their own needs and life circumstances. BERTIE diabetes is designed to support you in building your confidence and skills to do this. Of course, you can also reach out to your local diabetes teams for individualised care.

Before starting the course, please complete this pre-course questionnaire:

Now, select one of the modules below to get started.

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9 thoughts on “BERTIE Diabetes”

  1. Hi, I’ve been an insulin dependant diabetic for over 35+ years and am still learning new things,I have in the past year had freestyle libre 2 which I love,here’s hoping I get a pump to save me injecting but must admit I’m a little afraid

  2. Great educational piece, I have been living with diabetes for 38 years so it was great to see some of the technological advances as well as clarifying some of the processes behind diadetes.

  3. Hiya, I was diagnosed 25 years ago. I was given the Libre2 system about 3 weeks ago & we’re already planning on an Insulin pump after I receive and adjust to a new long acting insulin.

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