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Issue 143 Spring 2022

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REGISTER FOR ENDOCRINE ACADEMY

Join us in Birmingham on 25–27 April 2022 for our Clinical Update and Endocrine Nurse Update events. Once again taking place face-to-face, these workshops provide essential training on best practice, and feature the latest developments in the field for trainees, consultants and nurses in endocrinology and diabetes.

CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF INSULIN

Read Journal of Endocrinology’s special collection on 100 years of insulin, featuring reviews covering the history, prospects for curing diabetes and future challenges in the field. Guest editors Decio Eizirik and James Cantley introduce the issue and give their perspectives on the topic.

Zoe Plummer

Zoe Plummer

FOND FAREWELL

The Society said a sad goodbye to Zoe Plummer of our Society Engagement Team in February. Zoe joined the Society in August 2017 and has made huge contributions, in particular through her work with the Clinical Committee and in her management of our Research, Audit and Service Improvement projects. Zoe will be missed and we wish her all the best in her new role as Senior Project Manager for the UK Kidney Association.

ARE YOU READY TO BECOME A LEADER?

Apply to join the Society’s Leadership and Development Awards Programme (LDAP) to benefit from a wide range of opportunities, all aimed at developing your career and professional profile, to help support you as a future leader in the endocrine field. The 2022 application deadline is 8 April 2022

New patient card for people with diabetes insipidus

The new DI patient card

IMPROVING DIABETES INSIPIDUS PATIENT SAFETY

In support of The Pituitary Foundation’s safety campaign for people with diabetes insipidus, we have collated resources for medical professionals, including a patient safety card, essential treatment guidance and relevant clinical guidelines. The term ‘diabetes insipidus’ is very often mistaken for diabetes mellitus, by healthcare professionals as well as the general public. We hope our new web page will be an evolving and convenient source of expert information for medical professionals. 

ENGAGE YOUR STUDENTS WITH ENDOCRINOLOGY

Use our Undergraduate Achievement Award to recognise and promote excellence in the study of endocrinology. Your department could receive £300 per year, for 3 years, to reward outstanding undergraduates for their endocrine-related studies. Applications close on 29 April 2022.

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CHAMPION OUR AWARD-WINNING PODCAST

‘Hormones: The Inside Story’ is the 2021 winner of Best Association Podcast or Audio in the UK Association Awards. The series aims to cut through all the misinformation in the media on hormones and health. It also contributes to the Society’s aim of engaging the public with endocrinology and its impact, as well as increasing awareness of our You & Your Hormones website. Help us build on this success by encouraging your family, friends, colleagues, contacts and others to share and listen.

 

 




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