Time: approx. 1 – 1.5 hours (depending on existing knowledge)
Part three of our diabetes and pancreatic cancer six-part course will explore the pharmacological management of diabetes. This includes information about the different medications used to manage diabetes in general, as well as specific information around managing t1DM, t2DM and t3cDM.
If you haven’t already taken part one: an introduction to pancreatic cancer and diabetes you’ll need to take this module before taking the other parts of the course. This is so you have a good grounding knowledge of pancreatic cancer and diabetes before diving deeper into specific topics. You will then be able to take any or all of the other parts of the course, and in whatever order you like.
Who is part three of the course for?
Part three of the course is aimed at all health professionals supporting and caring for people with diabetes and pancreatic cancer who would like more information on the pharmacological management of diabetes.
If you specialise in diabetes, the content of this course will likely feel very familiar to you, but there could some elements that are less familiar where related specifically to pancreatic cancer. It is important we cover the full spectrum to ensure everyone finishes the course with a good understanding and knowledge of diabetes in pancreatic cancer.
The course aims to increase understanding of diabetes and pancreatic cancer where there is often intersection between job roles (such as HPB CNSs and DSNs). It aims to help you deliver your role in the best way possible.
What will you achieve from taking part three of this course?
- Knowledge and understanding of the different medications used to manage diabetes
- Knowledge and understanding of the pharmacological management of t1DM, t2DM and t3cDM
There will be a short quiz toward the end of the course to test your knowledge of the course content. You will receive a CPD certificate of completion at the end of course.
FAQs
Do I need to complete the module in one go?
No. You can start the module and come back to it later to complete it. The course will remember your progress.
Can I get CPD from taking this module?
Yes. This course is CPD certified. On completion of the course you will receive a certificate with the CPD stamp which you can use for revalidation.
Do I need to take all six parts of this course?
Depending on your role and existing knowledge, you can pick and choose which parts of the course you would like to take (other than part one which is mandatory). We recommend taking all six parts, however, it’s your choice and you’ll receive a CPD certificate for each part completed.
Contact us
If you have any questions about the course or if you need any help, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us at hpnetwork@pancreaticcancer.org.uk
