Free MIMS diabetes workshops - last few places remaining

Join MIMS at the 'Type 2 diabetes: getting to the heart of the matter' event series running throughout November and early December.

The free full-day educational programme will enhance your understanding of key aspects of short-term and long-term management of patients with diabetes, discuss approaches to managing clinical inertia and review the current prescribing landscape and guidelines for type 2 diabetes.

The programme will be delivered by expert speakers and offers the opportunity to earn 5 hours of CPD credits. There are 9 locations to choose from. 

The event series kicks off on Thursday, 1st November 2018 in Cardiff at the Marriott Hotel, Mill Lane Cardiff, CF10 1EZ.

The Cardiff event will be chaired by Professor Steve Bain, Professor in Medicine (Diabetes), Swansea University Medical School, and he will be joined by:

  • Su Down, Diabetes Nurse Consultant, Somerset
  • Dr Marc Evans, Consultant Diabetologist, Cardiff University
  • Professor Peter Evans, Senior Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
  • Sian Bodman, Senior Diabetes Nurse, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board

A few places are still available. Click here to view the agenda and book yours today.

This MIMS workshop has been initiated, funded and reviewed by Napp Pharmaceuticals.

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