Certificate in Diabetes Care
The Warwick Certificate in Diabetes Care (CIDC) provides the practical knowledge and skills necessary for healthcare professionals to deliver an effective and efficient service for people with diabetes. The course content and materials are evidence based and acknowledge national and local guidelines.
The course is assessed and accredited by the University of Warwick to provide 30 CATS points at level 5 (FHEQ) degree level is 6. The taught component is based on adult theories of learning encouraging students to explore topics within small groups settings.
Healthcare professionals need to be working in a clinical setting and working with people who have diabetes mellitus to undertake this course as the assessment process involves undertaking a case study, a clinical audit and a project to implement a change in practice. They also need to hold a recognised health related qualification (registered nurse/dietitian/podiatrist/doctor).
The education programmes provided by the University of Warwick can help to support nurses to fulfil the Integrated Career and Competency Framework for Diabetes nursing which has been established between the professional bodies representing nurses who work in diabetes care
This course is designed to prepare healthcare professionals to deliver diabetes services within the primary care setting.
Prospective students should have a basic knowledge and understanding of the following: the diagnosis and classification of diabetes mellitus ,lifestyle changes, long term complications, acute complications and treatment options.
Please note students undertaking this course will need to have access to the internet and Microsoft office.
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