The X-pert Diabetes programme Angela Harding and Jane Pares.

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The X-pert Diabetes programme Angela Harding and Jane Pares

The X-pert diabetes programme X-pert is a National diabetes programme for patients with Type 2 Diabetes. The information provided is evidence based; It’s aim is to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to increase their confidence to self manage their own diabetes.

Self management is based on 3 main factors: Choices - The individual’s choices around food, exercise, stress management and monitoring of their diabetes, should lie primarily with the individual. Control- The person with diabetes should feel in control at all times. Consequences – the person with diabetes needs to take responsibility in weighing up the pros and cons, the benefits, and the risk for any decision they make, around choices and control about their diabetes.

What we have done so far Since May 2013 to date….. We have delivered 95 X-pert courses Over 2,000 referrals Over 11 X-pert facilitators

The Xpert Programme It’s a 2 ½ hour session for six weeks. Choice of Days:Monday to Saturday. Choice of time: Mornings, afternoon and Evenings. Choices of venues: Reading Wokingham, and Newbury area.

Week 1 What is diabetes? The overweight cell Digestion, carbs and blood glucose 7 lifestyle factors for optimal health Health results – what do they mean? Medications for diabetes Setting goals: health results

Week 2 Weight management? Energy balance Eating for good health – food groups Addressing the myths Physical activity – what, when how? Options for weight loss How to assess what I am eating Setting goals: eating and activity

Week 3 Carbohydrate awareness Carbs and blood glucose levels Assessing the amount of carbs Considering the type of carbs How good am I at estimating carbs? What is my daily intake of carbs? Setting goals: the right carbs for me

Week 4 Food labels Fat, saturated fat, sugar, fibre Identifying “A lot” and “A little” The traffic light system Guideline daily amounts (GDAs) Nutritional claims: the meaning? Setting goals: the foods I buy

Week 5 Possible complications Low and high blood glucose levels Diabetes and my long-term health Prevention of complications Importance of regular check ups Work, driving, insurance, travel and sick days Setting goals: to reduce risk

Week 6 Leave the best to the last! Recapping with the X-PERT Game What resources will help me? Revisiting my diabetes health profile Have my needs been addressed? More confidence to self-manage my diabetes? Setting goals for continued success

What we would like from you. Please continue to refer newly diagnosed and established patients with Type 2 diabetes. Please give your patients as much information about the programme when you make the referral. diabetes-overviewhttp:// diabetes-overview Make sure the Patient knows you are making the referral!! Use their Care planning results to identify a need for them to attend X-pert. Provide your patient with a Health profile to bring along.