Self Adjustment in Insulin Levels Paediatric Diabetes Team Argyll and Clyde, NHS GG & Clyde Presented by Deborah Kirby RD, ASD The SAIL Programme.

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Self Adjustment in Insulin Levels Paediatric Diabetes Team Argyll and Clyde, NHS GG & Clyde Presented by Deborah Kirby RD, ASD The SAIL Programme

Work Completed, Work in Progress Evidence based Aims and objectives - programme Individual learning needs–age banded Trained educators – train the trainer Structured education-2 sessions+r/v Quality assured and audited-written protocols & procedures, evaluated

Eg, Day 1 – session 1 & 2 Introduction What is diabetes? Food groups and heathy eating Carbohydrate sources Guesstimation Types of carbs Food labels Carb counting – the theory LUNCH Discussion of carb content of lunch Estimating carbs workshop Discussion around results Discuss carb and insulin relationship Summarise Discuss next sessions aims

Day 3 - Session 5 Parental involvement Review of knowledge Certificate – completion logged evaluation

A project evolving Feedback Review Measurements Attendance rate Time saved/increased Change of working

The story so far! completed the summer programme 2 only attended 1 session 2 failed to attend Due for return clinic appt and HbA1C, review of blood glucose levels 45 booked in for October break

Feedback Team perspective – clashes with “regular workload”, prioritising Reviews in school Programme on an annual basis Doesn’t stop at session 3 Desperately seeking results!