2024 Diabetes Update: NICE Guideline with Self-Test MCQs

[@CaterinaFolisi]

Great work, very clear. Thanks so much for making this helpful videos

[@practicalgp]

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[@reshminair3056]

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[@practicalgp]

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[@mohameddiab1357]

Thanks for the effort 👍👍

[@practicalgp]

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[@radhwanabdulla6806]

Great work thanks

[@practicalgp]

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[@Ola-ox4bc]

Thnk u

[@practicalgp]

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[@holohorn7442]

Thankyou very much ! This is so so helpful ! Csn gp start sglt2 inhibitor or does it have to come from.a specialist?

[@practicalgp]

Thank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate it.
SGLT2 inhibitors are commonly prescribed by GPs so as long as you feel comfortable, it’s okay to prescribe them in General Practice 🙏

[@1shaymocha]

Im so sorry but i can not figure out what is ACR?

[@practicalgp]

Thank you for your comment. ACR in this context means albumin-creatinine ratio, a sensitive urine test to detect microalbuminuria. I hope that this helps 🙏