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11 – Supporting the creation of a digital self-management programme for type 2 diabetes

Graphic for NIHR School for Primary Care Research case study on developing a digital self‑management programme for type 2 diabetes, showing a gloved healthcare professional checking a patient’s blood glucose level with a meter reading 98 mg/dL.

Healthy Living is a digital intervention run by NHS England for people with type 2 diabetes to help better manage their condition. This evidence-backed pathway took many years to develop and relied on support from the School for Primary Care Research. 

The Healthy Living programme provides online information about type 2 diabetes, advice on mental wellbeing and guidance on healthy behaviours. This service came from the HeLP-Diabetes study that was led by the late Professor Elizabeth Murray to develop and test this digital approach.  

Read more of this case study

 

Links: NIHR SPCR Project No: 324 ​

PI: Elizabeth Murray / Jamie Ross / Shoba Poduval

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