NHS Diabetes manages a series of specialist networks to ensure effective two-way sharing of the most up-to-date guidance, tools, best practice and resources.

Our networks vary in size and shape but are all focused on bringing together health communities to reduce variation of care and deliver better outcomes for people with diabetes, their families and carers.

Led and supported by experts working in frontline diabetes services, they promote innovative and proactive approaches and resources to improve quality and cost effectiveness.

You can find out more about each of our networks below:

• Our Paediatric Network works to achieve consistent service specifications, delivery and support.
• Our Older People Network is underpinned by a comprehensive web resource.
• Our Inpatient Network is working to turn the learning from our inpatient audits into service improvements.
• Our Footcare Network is evidence-based and supports best practice.
• Our Pregnancy Network is building links with key stakeholders across the country to share learning and increase innovation.
• Our Commissioning Network is currently evolving and will be shaped by many stakeholders.
• We are also looking at forming an Insulin Pump Network.

Other pages you may find interesting:

• Commissioning
  
• Quality improvement
  
• Information and data
  
• Safe use of insulin