In this section, we are going to cover the topic of hypoglycaemia. By the end of this section you will: Understand what hypoglycaemia (hypo) means Recognise the possible causes of hypoglycaemia Recognise the signs and symptoms of hypoglycaemia Understand that glucose is required to treat a hypo and that the recommended amount varies according to […]
By the end of this section you will: Understand the principles of healthy eating for people with Type 1 diabetes Consider the different aspects of their own family’s mealtimes Recognise the benefits of mindful eating Recognise the three main nutrients: protein, fat and carbohydrate and why they are important Have an awareness of the different
By the end of this section you will: Understand how to carry out a blood glucose check and why it is important Recognise the different times when it can be useful to check blood glucose Be aware of the different blood glucose targets for different times of the day Understand how to perform a blood
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By the end of this section you should understand: To get started, please click on the first topic ‘Insulin and diabetes‘ below:
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Welcome to SEREN Diabetes at diagnosis digital module SEREN is a structured education programme for children and young people (CYP) living with Type 1 diabetes. Your diabetes team will use other resources, as well as this module, to help you learn about Type 1 diabetes and how you can keep yourself well. Watch the video
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Welcome to your SEREN Diabetes at diagnosis workbook This workbook is for you to keep and to work through with your family and diabetesteam. You can make notes in it as you go through and it is there for you to come backto in the future. Your diabetes team will use other resources, as well
