Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2025

Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2025 is organized by Diabetes UK and will be held from Feb 26 - 28, 2025 at Scottish Event Campus (SEC), Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Description:
The Diabetes UK Professional Conference is a must-attend event for healthcare professionals, researchers and scientists, offering a multi-disciplinary programme that brings together the best and most up-to-date knowledge and insight in diabetes care and research.

Five Reasons to Attend:

• Exclusive plenaries and workshops: our workshops will provide practical learnings you can implement in your workplace the very next day. 
• Conferences sessions: our CPD accredited programme will run across three days giving you the flexibility to tailor your own agenda. 
• Range of multi-disciplinary content: DUKPC 2025 will offer prestigious Named Lectures and Professional Interest Networks alongside a range of multi-disciplinary content for primary and secondary care healthcare professionals, researchers and scientists.
• Network?with?2000+?diabetes professionals: discuss and share learnings with your peers and colleagues, and have your questions answered by our expert speakers during discussion panels.
• Hear from leading international healthcare speakers: get inspiration from experts in their field, as we bring together the best and most up-to-date knowledge, insight, and research to address the key issues in diabetes today.

Conference Programme:
From stigma to lifestyle, basic science to paediatrics, dietetics to inequalities, the detection and treatment of type 1 diabetes to inpatient care - there is something for everyone.

Our seven-track programme will give you the latest updates on cutting-edge research and leave you with the diabetes knowledge you need to provide the best care for your patients.  

What else to look out for in 2025:

• We will present our Banting Memorial, Janet Kinson and Dorothy Hodgkin Named Lectures.
• Our Professional Interest Networks, where you can network with your colleagues and discuss issues of importance to your discipline.
• A focus on kidney disease and diabetes, with a joint symposium with our colleagues from Kidney Research UK, and a special Diabetic Medicine symposium looking at advances in early onset of type 2 management in pregnancy.
• The Type 1 Grand Challenge session on Thursday afternoon looking at why it is so critical, and how it is accelerating progress.
• Discussions on medico legal and workforce issues within diabetes.
• A spotlight on stigma on Thursday, presenting new research from Diabetes UK and looking at the impact it has on people’s  health.