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Best practice in UK diabetes celebrated at virtual QiC Diabetes Awards 2020

Alan Dedicoat presented the live stream awards ceremony yesterday evening. Now in its tenth year, the QiC Diabetes Awards programme was live streamed amid the COVID-19 pandemic with the best ... Picking up the 2020 QiC Diabetes award for Outstanding

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QiC Dermatology is now open for entry

Dermatology in practice is pleased to join QiC Dermatology to launch this exciting new programme which recognises, rewards and shares good practice in the UK &Ireland. ... In addition to QiC Diabetes, now in its tenth year, awards programmes have
The best in the UK healthcare system celebrated at QiC Diabetes awards 2019

QiC Diabetes provides a great opportunity to celebrate, and learn from, new ways of working to drive up quality of care. ... For the full list of winners, see QIC Diabetes 2019 results.
Quality in Care's 2015 diabetes programme launches at Diabetes UK

The fifth annual Quality in Care (QiC) Diabetes programme is now open for entry to NHS teams and individuals working within the field of diabetes. . ... Launched today at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference at the ExCeL Centre in London, QiC
Education at heart of new UK diabetes guidelines

with type 2 in the UK, while more than 370, 000 adults have type 1 diabetes. ... Education on diabetes treatment is especially importance considering the poor adherence associated with diabetes.
Cancer care celebrated at awards

Teams and individuals working in cancer care in the UK were last night recognised at the third Quality in Care (QiC) Oncology awards. ... QiC Oncology is partnered by major partners Bristol-Myers Squibb, Lilly and Novartis and partner NHS Improving

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Quality in Care Diabetes 2018: the best in innovative diabetes care

Awards highlight new evidence-based approaches to improving care. Some of the very best healthcare professionals working in diabetes were recognised at the recent Quality in Care (QiC) Diabetes Awards, which ... Now in its eighth year, QiC Diabetes
QiC Diabetes: improving patient care (part two)

The 60 minute webinar is free to view and will feature previous QiC Diabetes finalists sharing good practice and demonstrating the benefits and adaptability of their initiatives. ... For more information on the QiC Diabetes programme please visit our
QiC Diabetes: improving patient care (part one)

Making care planning and self-care support routine in diabetes. The 60 minute webinar is free to view and will feature previous QiC Diabetes finalists sharing good practice and demonstrating the ... For more information on the QiC Diabetes programme

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