reflection on OSCE

Assessment of students contribution to interactive online activities throughout the duration of the module

contribution to discussion

osce

Insulin secretion in normal physiology and in type 1 and type 2 diabetes, pharmacology of insulin (short acting, rapid acting analogues, NPH, long acting analogues. Mixed preparations), competency frameworks for initiation and titration of insulin regimens, insulin delivery devices, local protocols, national guidance, injection technique, needle and device selection, blood glucose monitoring. Education requirements at initiation and ongoing, safety and risk management issues.

Insulin secretion, initiation and titration - 7004DBTADV

Insulin secretion, initiation and titration

critically understand insulin secretion in the normal state and in type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

evaluate the best insulin regimen to suit the individual’s lifestyle, commitment to self management and clinical needs

demonstrate basic skills and competencies to initiate and titrate insulin regimens

assess the factors related to effective patient self-management of insulin treatment