The work of NHS Diabetes has now come to a close and responsibility for this website has transferred to NHS Improving Quality (NHS IQ). Content on this site will remain accessible for up to three months from 1 April 2013 but the site will no longer be regularly updated. For further information or enquiries, please contact enquiries@nhsiq.nhs.uk

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Safe use of insulin

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   SUI registrations: 102,409        III registrations: 19,676         SUNIT registrations:  9,626       SMH registrations: 7,524

NHS Diabetes has developed a suite of four free e-learning modules to support you in ensuring diabetes is treated safely.

Each module allows users to log on, complete the course, take an on-line test and print a certificate if passed. They take 30-60 minutes to complete but do not have to be completed in one sitting. There is an assessment at the end with a pass rate of 75% to gain a certificate.

These modules have been developed in response to the 2010 National Patient Safety Agency Rapid Response Report.  Over 5,000 patient safety incidents were reported between 2003 and 2009 in England and Wales.1

Insulin safety training is now a requirement for all those who prescribe, prepare, handle or administer insulin.

Please follow the links above for further information on each course, as well as registration details.

For more information contact:

Learner reports for individual trusts, including numbers registered and numbers completed, can be obtained by emailing a request to: info@healthcareea.co.uk

If you do not have an ESR number please email: info@healthcareea.co.uk who will be able to set your organisation up so you can access the modules.


1 National Diabetes Inpatient Audit 2010: bedside clinical data collected from 12,191 inpatients at 206 acute hospitals

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