North East Essex Diabetes Service - NEEDS

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By popular demand “Diary Notes” feature is now live in the app. This includes options for; blood glucose levels, insulin doses and free text. Make sure you update to get this new feature.

Calendar of Events

The NEEDS Team will be at the Tendring Show this Saturday, 13 July, providing information on all things diabetes related. Come and see us at the NHS exhibition space
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About the show | Tendring Show - Essex County's Premier Agricultural Event The Tendring Hundred Farmers’ Club was founded in 1899 with the aim of making new technical knowledge available to local farmers in an effort to improve animal breeding and stock rearing. An annual Show was developed, which now attracts an audience of close to 25,000 over the course of the day. Th...

Do men and women manage diabetes differently? The University of Essex is running a study on diabetes self management to find out.

You can participate via this link:

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Today marks 76 years of the NHS.

We are nothing without our hardworking staff, past and present.

From cooks to clinicians, midwives to mental health nurses, and pharmacists to physiotherapists — thank you for everything you do, every day.

Join the thousands of people who are using the free NHS MyType1 Diabetes programme to help them live well with type 1 diabetes.​

Start the programme today and learn how to manage type 1 diabetes with confidence. http://mytype1diabetes.nhs.uk ​

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INSULIN SAFETY WEEK

Our team is at Colchester General Hospital today to promote education on insulin safety.

Come and see us, we are located at the main entrance till 16:00

Do men and women manage diabetes differently? The University of Essex is running a study on diabetes self management to find out.
You can participate via this link:

PsyToolkit PsyToolkit: Run psychological studies online.

Check out what’s in season for July in our handy graphic. Showing you some of the fruit and veg you maybe able to find cheaper in your local shops.
Seasonal veg is also often fresher, grown in the UK and tastier!

This week is aimed at improving awareness around insulin safety for health professionals. The NEEDS team are talking to our colleagues to spread the word.

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If you’re expecting a baby, check out our new maternity website. It has lots of information about local maternity services, pregnancy, birth, caring for your baby, your rights, local support groups and more. http://sneewellbeing.org.uk/maternity.

World Wellbeing Week 24 to 30 June

World Wellbeing Week is a global initiative to promote and raise awareness of the importance of wellbeing. This annual event focuses on the importance of physical, mental, and emotional health and social and economic influences.

This week is an excellent opportunity to take stock of your own wellbeing



https://www.diabetes.org.uk/get_involved/fundraising-events/walk/aboutwellness

Type 1 Diabetes & Technology

You can check your risk of type 2 diabetes using the Diabetes UK risk tool – it could be the most important thing you do today: http://riskscore.diabetes.org.uk



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Type 2 Diabetes Support Group – Clacton

The next date for this group is this Friday, 14 June @ 3pm


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Happy Valley star James Norton reads a CBeebies Bedtime Story to help young children understand diabetes and how it can be managed.

The actor, who has type one diabetes, reads How to Manage a Mammoth written by Dr Rose Stewart and illustrated by Richard Dwyer.

In How to Manage a Mammoth, 8-year-old Jake is learning to live with his diabetes which he imagines is a mammoth called Mel. Jake and his Mum join forces with their friends to work out how to shrink Mel the diabetes mammoth to a manageable size.
To help families with children who have diabetes, BBC Bitesize Parents’ Toolkit has published an article including advice on coming to terms with a diagnosis from James and tips on how to handle the condition from experts at Diabetes UK and the author of ‘How to Manage a Mammoth’ - Dr Rose Stewart.

James Norton’s CBeebies Bedtime Story will air on CBeebies at 6.50pm on Friday 14 June.

James Norton helps children learn about diabetes with a CBeebies Bedtime Story The actor is invited to imagine his own diabetes as an animal and he explains it’s a big shaggy dog called Bruce

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A reminder about the Introduction to Diabetic Retinopathy Online Webinar on Friday 14th June

Go on the website or scan the QR code to register for a place.

The feedback we received last time we hosted this event was so positive, everyone found it informative and interesting and wanted to attend again.

Happy Valley star James Norton reads a CBeebies Bedtime Story to help young children understand diabetes and how it can be managed.

The actor, who has type one diabetes, reads How to Manage a Mammoth written by Dr Rose Stewart and illustrated by Richard Dwyer.

In How to Manage a Mammoth, 8-year-old Jake is learning to live with his diabetes which he imagines is a mammoth called Mel. Jake and his Mum join forces with their friends to work out how to shrink Mel the diabetes mammoth to a manageable size.
To help families with children who have diabetes, BBC Bitesize Parents’ Toolkit has published an article including advice on coming to terms with a diagnosis from James and tips on how to handle the condition from experts at Diabetes UK and the author of ‘How to Manage a Mammoth’ - Dr Rose Stewart.

James Norton’s CBeebies Bedtime Story will air on CBeebies at 6.50pm on Friday 14 June.

What is diabetes? James Norton's advice for parents on their child's diabetes diagnosis - BBC Bitesize James Norton has read a CBeebies Bedtime Story about coming to terms with diabetes. He shares his own experience of diagnosis and offers advice to parents.

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