Online Fellowship in Diabetes

Course Overview:

 The Online Fellowship in Diabetes is designed for healthcare professionals who seek to advance their expertise in the comprehensive management of diabetes. This fellowship provides in-depth training in the latest strategies for the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. The program emphasizes patient-centered care, lifestyle modification, and the integration of emerging technologies in diabetes management. Accredited by GMC UK and NHS UK, this fellowship ensures that participants receive high-quality education and practical insights into the most current practices in diabetes care.

Key Features:

• 100% Online Delivery: Study from anywhere in the world with flexible learning options.

• Accreditation: Accredited by the General Medical Council (GMC) UK and National Health Service (NHS) UK.

• Expert Faculty: Learn from leading endocrinologists and diabetes specialists.

• Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers key topics including advanced diabetes management, lifestyle interventions, and the use of technology in diabetes care.

• Interactive Learning: Engage with case-based learning, multimedia content, and practical workshops.

• Flexible Payment Options: Choose between full payment or an installment plan.

• Free Certificate Delivery: Receive your certificate delivered to your home at no extra cost, including international delivery.

• No Mention of Online Study on Certificate: The certificate will not indicate that the course was conducted online.

• International Enrollment: Open to medical professionals globally.

• International Recognition: Allows foreign doctors to work in the UK without needing to pass the PLAB exams.

Technical Hours:

• Total Study Hours: 600 hours

Duration and Structure:

• Program Duration: 12 months

• Delivery Mode: Entirely online

• ECTS Credits: 30

Price:

• Full Fee: GBP 1000

Eligibility:

• Educational Qualification: MBBS or equivalent medical degree

• Professional Experience: Recommended for healthcare professionals involved in endocrinology, general practice, or diabetes care.

• International Candidates: Open to medical professionals globally

General Objectives:

• Advanced Diabetes Management: Equip participants with advanced skills in managing all aspects of diabetes care.

• Lifestyle and Behavioral Interventions: Emphasize the importance of lifestyle changes and behavioral strategies in diabetes management.

• Technology Integration: Learn about the latest technologies, including continuous glucose monitoring and insulin pumps.

• Support Lifelong Learning: Encourage ongoing professional development through evidence-based practices and research in diabetes care.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Diabetes

• Overview: This module provides a comprehensive introduction to diabetes, including the pathophysiology, classification, and epidemiology of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.

• Key Features:

  • Pathophysiology: Understanding the underlying mechanisms of diabetes.

  • Classification: Differentiating between Type 1, Type 2, and other forms of diabetes.

  • Epidemiology: Exploring the global burden and risk factors for diabetes.

• Teaching Hours: 60 hours

• Skills Taught: Basic understanding of diabetes, its classification, and epidemiology.

Module 2: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Diabetes

• Overview: Focuses on the diagnostic criteria and monitoring techniques for diabetes, including the use of HbA1c, blood glucose testing, and continuous glucose monitoring systems.

• Key Features:

  • Diagnostic Criteria: Applying ADA and WHO guidelines for diabetes diagnosis.

  • Monitoring Techniques: Utilizing various methods to monitor glycemic control.

  • Continuous Glucose Monitoring: Understanding the role and interpretation of CGM data.

• Teaching Hours: 90 hours

• Skills Taught: Diagnostic techniques, monitoring of blood glucose, and interpretation of CGM.

Module 3: Pharmacological Management of Diabetes

• Overview: Covers the pharmacological treatment options for diabetes, including insulin therapy, oral hypoglycemics, and newer agents such as GLP-1 agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors.

• Key Features:

  • Insulin Therapy: Detailed overview of insulin types, regimens, and delivery methods.

  • Oral Hypoglycemics: Use of medications like metformin, sulfonylureas, and more.

  • Emerging Therapies: Exploring the latest advancements in diabetes pharmacotherapy.

• Teaching Hours: 80 hours

• Skills Taught: Pharmacological management of diabetes, insulin therapy, and emerging drug treatments.

Module 4: Lifestyle and Behavioral Interventions

• Overview: Focuses on non-pharmacological interventions, including diet, exercise, and behavioral modifications to manage diabetes and prevent complications.

• Key Features:

  • Dietary Management: Nutritional strategies for glycemic control.

  • Exercise: Role of physical activity in diabetes management.

  • Behavioral Strategies: Techniques to support lifestyle changes and patient adherence.

• Teaching Hours: 70 hours

• Skills Taught: Lifestyle interventions, dietary management, and behavioral counseling.

Module 5: Managing Complications of Diabetes

• Overview: Addresses the prevention, diagnosis, and management of diabetes-related complications such as neuropathy, retinopathy, nephropathy, and cardiovascular disease.

• Key Features:

  • Complication Screening: Early detection and screening protocols.

  • Management Strategies: Approaches to managing microvascular and macrovascular complications.

  • Patient Education: Educating patients on the importance of complication prevention.

• Teaching Hours: 100 hours

• Skills Taught: Screening and managing diabetes complications, patient education.

Module 6: Research and Evidence-Based Practice in Diabetes

• Overview: Introduces participants to research methodologies and evidence-based practices related to diabetes care. Participants will learn how to critically appraise research and apply findings to clinical practice.

• Key Features:

  • Research Methods: Overview of research design and methodologies in diabetes studies.

  • Evidence-Based Practice: Implementing research findings in clinical practice.

  • Research Critique: Evaluating the quality and relevance of diabetes research.

• Teaching Hours: 100 hours

• Skills Taught: Research skills, evidence-based practice, and critical appraisal.

Learning Outcomes:

• Advanced Diabetes Management Skills: Develop expertise in managing diabetes with both pharmacological and non-pharmacological strategies.

• Effective Use of Technology: Integrate advanced technologies like CGM and insulin pumps into patient care.

• Comprehensive Care Approach: Apply a holistic approach to managing diabetes, including the prevention and treatment of complications.

• Research Competence: Apply research findings to improve evidence-based practice in diabetes care.

How to Join the Academy:

• Start Studying Immediately: Begin your studies as soon as you enroll.

• Instant Access: Receive immediate access to course materials upon payment.

Enrollment Steps:

1. Complete Enrollment: Register and make the payment.

2. Begin Your Studies: Start the course online at your convenience.

3. Complete the Program: Finish all required modules and assessments.

4. Receive Certification: Download your e-certificate and await the physical copy delivered to your home.

Refund Policy:

• 30-Day Refund Policy: Full refund available if you cancel within 30 days of enrollment, no questions asked.