Diabetes Awareness | CPD Accredited | Online Course

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• Fully Online Recorded Class
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Course Link: Diabetes Awareness Online Courses

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This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to Diabetes Awareness Course 48 hours after your enrolment.

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Diabetes affects millions in the UK, yet misconceptions about its management persist. This course cuts through the confusion, offering clarity on Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes. You’ll explore how to recognise early symptoms, interpret blood glucose data, and address lifestyle factors influencing the condition—all through flexible, self-paced modules. No lab coats required, just a Wi-Fi connection and curiosity.

Designed with input from healthcare veterans, the curriculum balances medical theory with actionable strategies for supporting individuals. From dietary adjustments to understanding insulin therapy, you’ll gain insights applicable in professional and personal settings. Whether you’re explaining carb counting to a colleague or advocating for workplace adjustments, this course equips you to navigate diabetes-related challenges confidently.

Learning Outcomes
• Distinguish between Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes characteristics.
• Recognise early warning signs and risk factors for timely intervention.
• Explain the role of nutrition and exercise in diabetes management.
• Interpret blood glucose monitoring results and their implications.
• Develop supportive communication strategies for individuals with diabetes.
• Understand legal responsibilities in workplace or care environments.

Who is This Course For?
• Nurses and care assistants expanding their clinical knowledge.
• Teachers supporting students with diabetes in schools.
• Fitness instructors tailoring programmes for diabetic clients.
• HR managers implementing health-focused workplace policies.
• Family members caring for loved ones with diabetes.
• Community workers promoting public health initiatives.
• Individuals newly diagnosed seeking deeper understanding.
• Nutritionists refining client guidance on blood sugar control.

Career Path
• Diabetes Specialist Nurse – £35,000 (avg. salary)
• Health and Wellness Coach – £30,000
• Care Home Manager – £32,000
• Community Health Worker – £27,000
• Dietetic Assistant – £25,000
• Occupational Health Advisor – £37,000