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Managing the growing incidences of diabetes in England is set to be one of the major clinical challenges of the 21st century. Estimates suggest that the number of people with diabetes is expected to rise to 4.2 million people by 2030, affecting almost 9% of the population.
NHS RightCare data and evidence provides a set of resource to support systems to concentrate their improvement efforts where there is greatest opportunity to address variation and improve population health. Data packs NHS RightCare data packs are produced at system level. As many health conditions are linked to demographic factors such as deprivation and age, […]
The prevalence rates of both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes were identified to be higher in people with a learning disability compared to the general population. Higher rates of obesity were also seen in people with a learning disability compared to those without. The above risks can be reduced by greater understanding of the […]
NHS RightCare, in partnership with the Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP) today publishes NHS RightCare Pathway: Diabetes. This pathway has been developed in collaboration with the National Clinical Director for Diabetes and Obesity at NHS England and Associate National Director for Diabetes, the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, Public Health England, Diabetes UK […]
The diabetes pathway defines the core components of an optimal diabetes service for people with or at risk of developing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes that delivers the better value in terms of outcomes and cost. NHS RightCare Pathway: Diabetes – last updated June 2018 The diabetes pathway has been developed in collaboration with […]
The information below relates to the CVD prevention pathway. Ensure 100% practice participation in the National Diabetes Audit Use audit data to focus quality improvement initiatives to improve achievement of the eight key processes and three treatment targets. Work with practices and local authorities to maximise NHS Health Check uptake and follow up Build local […]
Changing the Diuretic IV pathway 2016 – 2018 RightCare works with local health systems to identify innovative practice and share learning. Information briefs are a way of communicating early views of emerging practice. They are designed to raise interest and demonstrate good practice in the development of transformative change across the country. Summary Changing the […]
NHS RightCare features heavily at this year’s Health + Care, on 27-28 June 2018 at ExCel London. This includes taking part in an engaging panel discussion in the Keynote Theatre and in a number of informative and thought-provoking sessions in the Improving Care Pathways Theatre. The main focus of the event is on the delivery […]
The National Director for NHS RightCare looks at what overuse and underuse mean for people and patients; and how they are tackled for the benefit of the person, patient, taxpayer and the NHS: Overuse and underuse are two of the key themes underpinning the NHS RightCare programme implemented across all Clinical Commissioning Groups Sustainability and […]
Amy is a nurse by background, having worked in critical and palliative care. Amy has an enduring interest in healthcare decision making. She is trained in shared decision making and led the Health Coaching Service for Health Dialog, a forerunner of the RightCare programme, where she also led a number of primary care implementation programmes, aiming […]
Public Health England’s CVD Prevention conference RightCare is attending Public Health England’s Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Conference on 6 February 2020. This is the seventh annual CVD prevention conference hosted by Public Health England. The focus of the conference is helping people to age healthily by taking proactive, predictive and personalised action to reduce their risk of […]