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Insulin Safety Week!

RAISING AWARENESS OF INSULIN SAFETY IN THE UK

Building on the tremendous success of Insulin Safety Week (ISW) in 2024 where the campaign was themed around ‘Safe Use of Diabetes Technology’ , the campaign is returning in 2025. 

The campaign’s primary objective remains the same: to raise awareness of insulin safety within the healthcare community. 

Scheduled from May 12 to 18, Insulin Safety Week 2025 will mirror the format of Hypo Awareness Week, fostering engagement and education.

Upon registration, participants will receive a comprehensive resource pack, comprising printed materials such as posters and t-shirts to animate their campaigns. Additionally, an online resource pack will be available, offering graphics, templates, and guidelines to facilitate a unified and impactful approach.

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LATEST NEWS

Wiltshire Health and Care wins national Insulin Safety Week Excellence Award

Wiltshire Health and Care’s Lead Community Clinical Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Beth Kelly, has been awarded the prestigious Insulin Safety Week Excellence Award, part of the QiC Diabetes awards programme. This national recognition celebrates Beth and her team’s commitment to improving insulin safety through targeted education and awareness initiatives across Bath, Swindon, Wiltshire, and Somerset. Under...
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New case studies highlight success of Insulin Safety Week 2024

Following Insulin Safety Week 2024, a series of case studies have been released to commemorate these efforts and share best practice across the healthcare sector. The case studies provide an in-depth look at the diverse strategies employed by various healthcare settings during the campaign, emphasising the remarkable impact achieved. From engaging competitions and instructional videos...
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Educational webinar – Advancements in diabetes technology that are revolutionising the management of diabetes during pregnancy and beyond

Over 500 healthcare professionals registered to take part in last week’s free educational webinar. Aligned with the safe utilisation of diabetes technology theme of Insulin Safety Week 2024, Dr Helen Murphy and Dr Tara Lee delivered an online educational session focused on an overview of recent advancements in diabetes technology that are revolutionising the management...
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Local Insulin Safety Week campaigns staged in 2017

The history

Training introduced at East Sussex hospitals as part of Insulin Safety Week

A hospital trust has staged a week-long campaign to improve insulin safety. East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust staged Insulin Safety Week from Monday, April 24, to Sunday, April 30. It was organised to reduce the number of serious incidents relating to the drug, with 46 per cent of patients treated with insulin in hospitals nationally...
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Leicester’s Insulin campaign gets safety message across

An Insulin Safety Week staged in Leicester in June 2017 reached more than 1,000 staff members. Leicester’s Hospitals have been staging Insulin Safety Week this week in a bid to educate nurses, doctors and other healthcare staff about insulin and the need to understand the drug and use it safely. Members of the diabetes team...
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Southampton uses Insulin Safety Week to launch flowchart

Southampton General Hospital stage an Insulin Safety Week in November 2017 campaign to launch a new assessment tool for the self administration of the drug. University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust is running an Insulin Safety Week from Monday, November 13, to Friday, November, 17. The diabetes team has used the opportunity to roll out the self-administration...
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Innovative approach scoops top prize

Hitting the high notes

A rendition of a Dua Lipa song by a Hull diabetes consultant with new words conveying the message of insulin safety has won a prestigious national award. The Inpatients Diabetes Team at Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust came up with its own version of the hit-song ‘New Rules’ named ‘Insulin Rules’ during Insulin...
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Organisations supporting this year's Insulin Safety Week

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