Reading & District Voluntary Diabetes Group, which has over 1,000 members identified, through its Chairman, David Turner, concerns over aspects of their diabetes care, where they felt services could be improved. This included insulin pump therapy, retinal eye screening, plus information and support for newly diagnosed diabetic patients.
Reading LINk agreed to take this as a pilot project and assigned members of the Interim Board to a Task and Finish Group, which included David Turner. The Group identified a number of key questions around the issues, these were submitted to the NHS Berkshire West Primary Care Trust, who provided a timely response.
Reading LINk are now in the process of reviewing the information provided, to identify any recommendations for service improvements or considerations going forward.
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For issues/concerns that are referred to the LINk, that require further research or the LINk Board decide to take the issue forward, these are allocated to project groups called Task and Finish Groups.
Each group would normally comprise of a LINk Board member, possibly the referrer and ideally volunteers from the Reference Group or local community, supported by LINk Host staff. The group would then agree a task list to progress each project appropriately.
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Each group would normally comprise of a LINk Board member, possibly the referrer and ideally volunteers from the Reference Group or local community, supported by LINk Host staff. The group would then agree a task list to progress each project appropriately.
Share your opinion on local Reading issues by clicking on the title of the article you'd like to comment on, then filling out the box below where it says 'POST A COMMENT'. You can select ANONYMOUS from the dropdown list, or you can choose 'NAME/URL' and enter your name. Then click 'POST COMMENT'!
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