Diabetes Competency E-learning Platform www. cdep. org. uk
§ Seeks to reduce variation in and promote minimum standards of care provided for people living with diabetes. § Aims to provide comprehensive support, structure and recognition to a range of informal clinical problem-based learning opportunities for staff at all levels.
§ Provides ‘bite-size’ competency specific learning relevant to staff’s level and roles. § Staff who successfully complete any of the chosen topics available will achieve certification in that topic valid for 2 years. § Provides opportunity for staff to gather evidence for re-validation purposes.
National Diabetes Competency Frameworks ▫ Nursing/HCA : Training, Research and Education for Nurses in Diabetes – UK (TREND-UK ) ▫ Podiatry : (Scotland 2011) ▫ Dietetics : An Integrated Career and Competency Framework for Dietitians and Frontline Staff Diabetes UK Health Professional Diabetes Education Steering Group : facilitated development of competency frameworks and worked on a national implementation framework
Competency level and roles National Diabetes Competency Framework Level CDEP level Potential Role or Job Titles 1 Core Healthcare Assistant, Dietetic Assistant, Podiatry Assistant, Orthotists, Optometrists, Plaster Technician, Retinal Photographers, Phlebotomists, Social Worker, Psychologist, Speech & Language Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Administrative staff, Receptionist, Porter, Play Specialists, Nursery Workers, Research Staff, etc. 2 Intermediate Ward Nurse, Practice Nurse, Residential Home Nurse, Prison Nurse, Mental Health Nurse, District Nurse, Minor Injury Nurse, Midwife, School Nurses, Family planning nurse, Paramedics, A&E staff, GPs, Hospital (non-diabetes specialist) doctors, Dietitian, Podiatrist, Physiotherapist, Matrons, Discharge Lounge Staff, Day Case Surgery Nurse, Pharmacists, Healthcare assistant undertaking diabetes assessments, etc. 3 Diabetes Specialist Diabetes Practice Nurse, Diabetes GPs, Diabetes Dietitian, Junior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Podiatrist delivering Diabetes Foot Care, Pharmacists delivering diabetes advice, Diabetes Specialist Midwife, etc. 4 Diabetes Expert Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Diabetes Specialist Dietitian, Diabetes Specialist Sp. R, etc. 5 Diabetes Consultant Lead / Consultant Specialist Diabetes Nurse, Dietitian, Pharmacist, Podiatrist or Diabetologist (Please note: this will vary from area to area and role to role, so should be read as the minimum level and is not exhautive. )
Foundation Topics available: ▫ ▫ ▫ ▫ ▫ What is diabetes Hypoglycaemia Hyperglycaemia Oral therapies Injectable therapies Nutrition Blood glucose monitoring Foot Care Promoting self care
Specialist or Care Sector Specific Topics available: ▫ ▫ ▫ Nutrition & physical activity for non-dietetic staff Screening and early detection of type 2 diabetes Pre-conception care Managing diabetes in hospital Managing diabetes in residential and care homes Carbohydrate counting and MDI dose adjustment
www. cdep. org. uk
Once a topic is completed, a certificate can be generated for the specific topic at the level of knowledge demonstrated …
Reflection is automatically included as part of the evaluation process.
Quality assurance: Robust internal content development Expert in the topic provide support and advice Rigorous external testing prior to topic launch Monthly checking of resource library links Ongoing question bank refinement 3000+ MCQs created to date
CDEP Evaluation • 3500+ HCPs have registered to date ▫ ave 15 o new registrations / m 0 nth • 5200+ topics completed to date ▫ ave 4 new certificates / day (7 days a week)
CDEP Evaluation - impact 86% of people undertaking CDEP report improvements in ▫ competency, ▫ familiarity and/or ▫ confidence in a given topic. Ref: Internal Audit – August 2017
CDEP is endorsed or accredited by…
Questions Candice Ward Lead CDEP educator candice. ward@addenbrookes. nhs. uk
Скачать презентацию Diabetes Competency E-learning Platform www cdep org uk
1f2a1ecc06efc7939dddfe877b4057e5.ppt