Number | Criteria |
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1a | 100% are under a named doctor/nurse to support the delivery of their diabetes care (general practitioner, consultant or DSN) |
1b | 100% have had a documented annual review of their glycaemic control by a diabetes specialist or DSN |
1c | 100% have had a documented dietary review of their diabetes by a renal dietitian in the last 12 months |
1d | 100% should have documented annual eye screening |
2 | 100% of people on insulin and/or SUs should be undertaking a personalised method of assessing glycaemic control |
3a | 100% should have an HbA1c done every 4 months |
3b | 0% of people on insulin therapy or SUs should have HbA1c <58 mmol/mol (<7.5%) |
3c | 100% of all people on insulin and/or SUs have capillary blood glucose measured immediately before and after MHDx |
4 | 100% of those with HbA1C >80 mmol/mol must have had access to diabetes team in the preceding 4 months |
5a | 100% receive regular weekly foot inspections on MHDx unit |
5b | All people with diabetes have documented foot risk assessment annually |
DSN = diabetes specialist nurse; HbA1c = glycated haemoglobin; MHDx = maintenance haemodialysis; SUs = sulphonylureas.