DIABETES ACTION PLAN 2010
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 />
QUALITY<br />
STRATEGY<br />
4<br />
CHAPTER ISSUE <strong>ACTION</strong> TIMESCALE RESPONSIBILITY<br />
Minority Ethnic Sub Group<br />
Learning from current and planned activities in supporting minority ethnic<br />
communities will inform the Action Plan over its lifetime<br />
• The Diabetes Minority Ethnic Sub Group of the SDG will consider and scope<br />
the benefits of collating and reporting on best practice across NHS Boards on<br />
working cross-culturally, ensuring quality patient education and self management<br />
support and monitoring the training and support provided to healthcare<br />
professionals.<br />
• From this the Diabetes Minority Ethnic Sub Group will report to the SDG with<br />
recommendations on taking this work forward and its value in supporting NHS<br />
Boards.<br />
• The outcomes of the Diabetes UK Scotland Asian Community Project, funded<br />
from the Self Management Fund, will be considered in support of providing,<br />
strengthening and maintaining links between communities and the NHS.<br />
• Through their local contacts, the diabetes MCNs will revise and update their<br />
needs analysis and review of services for minority ethnic communities.<br />
3.7 Care for people<br />
from black and<br />
minority ethnic<br />
communities<br />
Equitable<br />
Effective<br />
Person-centred<br />
Minority Ethnic Sub Group<br />
NHS Boards through their<br />
diabetes MCNs<br />
January 2013<br />
SDG<br />
Initiatives to improve self management skills within families and communities<br />
include:<br />
• A new DVD for children with type 1 diabetes will be commissioned;<br />
• A symposium on diabetes in schools as part of a wider review of existing<br />
arrangements for diabetes in schools will be held by September <strong>2010</strong> following<br />
which a set of action points will be published.<br />
Person-centred<br />
Timely<br />
Safe<br />
3.8 Children, young<br />
people and<br />
families<br />
SDG<br />
September <strong>2010</strong><br />
SDG<br />
April 2011<br />
Person-centred<br />
Timely<br />
Safe<br />
Organisation of paediatric care will be reviewed at national and local levels, and:<br />
• A paediatrician will be appointed to the SDG.<br />
• Each NHS Board, through its diabetes MCN, will develop, publish and show<br />
evidence of implementation of a transitional care plan with measurable<br />
outcomes identified and reported through SDG by June 2011.<br />
• NHS QIS will commission an audit of glycaemic control in children and<br />
adolescents.<br />
3.8 Children, young<br />
people and<br />
families<br />
NHS Boards through their<br />
diabetes MCNs<br />
NHS QIS<br />
NHS Boards through their<br />
diabetes MCNs/SDG<br />
September <strong>2010</strong><br />
ongoing<br />
NHS Boards through their<br />
diabetes MCNs<br />
May 2011<br />
To ensure adequate training of staff in psychological skills:<br />
• The diabetes MCNs should report to the Scottish Diabetes Group the number<br />
of diabetes specialist staff who have undergone training in behaviour change<br />
and/or psychological and emotional support.<br />
• All existing staff programmes will take account of cultural differences, in the type<br />
and presentation of psychological consequences of diabetes.<br />
• Patient feedback on the support and signposting received in relation to<br />
emotional support should be collected to inform the development of staff<br />
training and to measure the impact such training delivers.<br />
Person-centred<br />
Safe<br />
3.9 The spectrum of<br />
emotional and<br />
psychological<br />
support<br />
NHS Boards through their<br />
diabetes MCNs<br />
October 2011