DIABETES ACTION PLAN 2010
Diabetes Action Plan 2010 - Scottish Government
Diabetes Action Plan 2010 - Scottish Government
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<strong>DIABETES</strong> <strong>ACTION</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />
QUALITY CARE FOR <strong>DIABETES</strong> IN SCOTLAND<br />
NHS Board <strong>2010</strong>-11 2011-12 2012-13<br />
• Structured education programme in place<br />
• Funding secured to maintain the present service<br />
• Depending on outcome of 2011/12 discussions<br />
– consideration will be given to increasing the<br />
number of patients on insulin pumps<br />
• Structured education programme in place<br />
• Funding secured to maintain the present service.<br />
• Consideration will be given to increasing the<br />
number of patients on insulin pumps.<br />
Dependent on discussion with CHPs, review of<br />
the prioritisation process and budget setting<br />
discussions.<br />
NHS Grampian • Structured education programme in place.<br />
• Approximately 1.5% of adult patients and 6% of<br />
paediatric patients on insulin pumps<br />
• MCN have reviewed the position of insulin pumps<br />
within the existing diabetes priorities for NHS<br />
Grampian.<br />
• Funding secured to maintain the present service<br />
• An additional 15 children on an insulin pump<br />
• We have a detailed plan for expansion but this<br />
is constrained by resources and by our interest<br />
in seeing the revised SIGN guidance, particularly<br />
in relation to the grading of the quality of life<br />
evidence, and the emerging evidence from the<br />
Health Technology trial on the impact of pumps<br />
on wider health costs.<br />
• An additional 15 children on an insulin pump<br />
• Our immediate priority is paediatric patients and we<br />
are committed to use savings of c. £300k from national<br />
procurement over the next 2 years to fund an<br />
additional 30 paediatric patients.<br />
• Currently 21 children on an insulin pump<br />
NHS Greater Glasgow<br />
and Clyde<br />
• Business case developed to expand service , but<br />
no funding identified. This will continue to be<br />
reviewed.<br />
• Supportive of reinvesting savings from HBGM<br />
into CSII.<br />
• No plans to develop a paediatric service.<br />
• Increase the number of adults on pumps to 30<br />
in total<br />
• Supportive of reinvesting savings from HBGM<br />
into CSII.<br />
• No plans to develop a paediatric pump service.<br />
NHS Highland • At 10 March <strong>2010</strong>, 20 patients on insulin pump<br />
therapy (1.18%).<br />
• £20,000 made available on a recurring basis for this<br />
service.<br />
• Business case developed. Not possible at this stage to<br />
agree funding as laid out in the business case. Recurring<br />
funding has been identified to support additional 10<br />
patients, 30 in total (1.78%) through purchase of<br />
additional equipment and the appointment of a<br />
0.5 wte dietitian<br />
• No Paediatric service available.<br />
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