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Annual
Report 2006 - 2007
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Organisation
Accountability & Clinical Governance Framework
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Rural
Health Diabetes Report
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| ...the
number of people in the Western Isles with diabetes has now increased
to over 1000 and the challenges of providing quality diabetes care to
a scattered population remain as difficult as ever. Find out more... |
This
document establishes the remit of the Western Isles NHS Board's Diabetes
Services Advisory Group (LDSAG) and Diabetes Managed Clinical Network
(DMCN). Find out more... |
Going
the extra mile. The inpact of distance on access to diabetes care in rural
area. Find out more... |
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NHS
Western Isles
Follow-up Report March 2007 |
Retinal
Screening Report
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Western
Isles Diabetes Conference 2004 Report
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All
Shook Up - Impact Evaluation Report
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Following
the initial round of diabetes reviews in 2003 to assess performance
against the Clinical Standards for Diabetes (2nd ed.), the national
overview and local reports were published in March 2004.. |
This
paper is a report summarising the Diabetic Retinal Screening Programme
for 2004. Find out more... |
Western
Isles NHS is preparing to incorporate new practices and design of services
for diabetes that reflect the changes nationally and that other boards
are also adopting. Find out more... |
"All
Shook Up" was written for Pyramid Theatre Company, by the writer Pete
Lawson. Find out more... |
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Diabetes
MCN Symposium
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WI
Diabetes MCN Annual Report 2004-05
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Western
Isles NHS
Diabetes Strategy 2005-2010 |
Diabetes
Retinal Screening Report 2005
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On 17th
& 18th May 2006, the Western Isles MCN hosted their symposium at Lews
Castle College. Stornoway. |
The
number of patients with diabetes in the Western Isles has quadrupled over
the past 12 years and is set to pass through the 1000 barrier this coming
year. Find out more... |
“A
diabetes epidemic is underway… even worse, diabetes is projected to become
one of the world’s main disablers and killers within the next twenty-five
years.” Find out more... |
“Diabetic
eye disease is the commonest cause of visual loss in adults of working
age in the UK” Scottish Diabetes Framework 2002 Find out more... |
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