Very few health professionals working in primary care have the time to attend national conferences on diabetes, or to sift through the wealth of journals to identify information that will help them in their practice. This new journal provides a welcome opportunity for heath professionals to receive relevant information that is tailored to the specific care they provide. Keeping you up to date Each issue of Diabetes and Primary Care will contain a PGEA-accredited continuing education module, enabling you to test and refresh your existing knowledge around a particular subject area, and to apply that knowledge to case studies and to people with diabetes within your practice. The first module, a pull-out section, focuses on the use of oral hypoglycaemic agents. We want Diabetes and Primary Care to be interactive - so tell us about the success of your service, ideas you would like to share with others, or issues that you would like to address.
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A new age.