Is Your Diabetes Management Still Up to Date?
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Your next diabetes review walks through the door.
A 62-year-old man. HbA1c 78 mmol/mol. Already on metformin and maximised lifestyle advice. You scan his record and find that he has heart failure with reduced ejection fraction and a recent admission for fluid overload. He feels “fine today,” but the risk is clear.
So what next…?
A sulfonylurea? A DPP-4 inhibitor? Or a treatment choice that could meaningfully reduce cardiovascular death, hospitalisation, and renal decline?
This is where NG28 has changed practice and if your decision still starts with HbA1c alone, you NEED this session.
You see… Type 2 diabetes management is no longer glucose-centric. The latest NG28 guidance (February 2026) marks a shift toward risk-driven, phenotype-based care, prioritising cardiovascular and renal protection, obesity management, and long-term outcomes.
We believe ALL clinicians need to know about this update which is why we’ve bought in a specialist for a FREE webinar.
In this 90-minute case-based webinar, we’ll work through real-world patients like the one above and focus on what matters in clinic:
- What would you actually do on Monday morning?
- Which treatments improve outcomes… not just HbA1c?
- How do you avoid common prescribing pitfalls?
We’ll also address key clinical uncertainties:
- How do you apply phenotype-based diabetes management in practice?
- When should you prioritise cardiorenal protection over HbA1c reduction?
- How do SGLT2 inhibitors fit into care—and when should they be avoided?
- What are the most important drug combinations in modern Type 2 diabetes management?
- How do GLP-1 therapies and emerging combination strategies integrate into primary care?
We will also be including a Q&A segment for you to ask all your questions
As for the speaker? We’ve selected the best! This session is delivered by Dr Ahmad Rajab, Specialist Doctor in Diabetes & Endocrinology, Leeds Teaching Hospitals.
Whether you are reviewing annual diabetes clinics, initiating treatment, or managing complex multimorbidity, this session is designed to strengthen your day-to-day prescribing confidence.
Key Details
Wednesday 12th August
⏰7:00–8:30pm
Live online via Microsoft Teams
This session is suitable for GPs, ACPs, ANPs, physician associates, pharmacists, nurses, paramedics, and all healthcare professionals involved in Type 2 diabetes care in primary or community settings.
The evidence is evolving and so are expectations in clinic.
Make sure your practice keeps up.
We’d strongly encourage you to join us. See you then
Originally published on Substack.
