Diabetes care areas - click here to navigate to care area page
- Cardiovascular care
- Children and young people
- Diagnosis and continuing care
- Education
- Emotional and psychological support
- End of life
- Equality in diabetes
- Prevention and risk management
- Eye services
- Footcare
- Emergency and inpatient
- Kidney care
- Mental health and learning difficulties
- Neuropathy care
- Pregnancy
- Services for older people
- User involvement
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Diagnosis and continuing care - classification of diabetes
Diabetes is a complex condition that poses one of the most significant health threats to the people of England. Increasing incidence highlights the importance of accurate diagnosis in order to achieve appropriate management and treatment and prevention of long term complications.
In partnership with the Royal College of General Practitioners , NHS Diabetes has supported a review of the Coding Classification and Diagnosis of Diabetes in primary care in England with recommendations for improvement.
- Report: Coding Classification and Diagnosis of Diabetes (PDF 2MB)
- Factsheet: Getting it Right Improving the Classification Diagnosis and Coding Diabetes (PDF 134KB)
