Medication - Insulin
Insulin is delivered either through injecting or through an insulin pump. Insulin injections have improved significantly over the years, with insulin pens replacing the syringes and needles of the past.
These pens have tiny disposable needles and are much less painful than other types of injection.
To find out more about insulin, register for our Understanding Type 1 Diabetes eLearning course. There is also a list of resources about types of insulin, how to store it and injection techniques below.
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This video provides information on insulin injections for diabetes.
This video provides a comprehensive guide to making the change from pills to insulin. The video has been broken into bite sized chunks to make it easier to view.
The treatment of type 1 diabetes has changed over the years and although the principles are similar, there are now more tools than ever to help with the treatment and management of type 1 diabetes.
The Leicester Diabetes Centre and Centre for Black and Minority Ethnic Health have produced videos for people living with Type 2 Diabetes in other languages. The videos have been produced to help prevent Type 2 diabetes and further reduce the risk of complications in people living with Type 2 diabet…
A brief guide to insulin injection techniques.
Information on transporting your insulin and other equipment.
Information on transporting your insulin and other equipment.
Information on transporting your insulin and other equipment.
Information on transporting your insulin and other equipment.
Carbohydrate counting is a way of matching insulin requirements with the amount of carbohydrate that you eat or drink. This course will give you everything you need to know about counting carbs.
This mini-module gives an introduction to hybrid closed loop technology and covers what it is, the pros and cons and what you need to consider when choosing a hybrid closed loop system.
This mini-module gives an introduction to hybrid closed loop technology and covers what it is, the pros and cons and what you need to consider when choosing a hybrid closed loop system.
