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Paediactrics, young people and CGM with John Pemberton RD specialist diabetes dietician Department of Endocrinology and Diabetes, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Amy Jolley Amy Jolley RD MSc, Highly Specialist Diabetes Dietitian, Salford Care Organisa
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Adam talks to two experts in diabetes care of children and young adults. John Pemberton is a diabetes specialist dietician at Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Amy Jolley a highly specialised diabetes dietician in Salford. They discuss paediatric diabetes care right through to the transition of young adults into the adult diabetes services. What are the challenges at each stage and how to set out strategies and advice for patients and their parents and carers.
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John Pemberton RD specialist diabetes dietician Department of Endocrinology and Diabetes, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Amy Jolley Amy Jolley RD MSc, Highly Specialist Diabetes Dietitian, Salford Care Organisation.
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