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Identification and management of diabetes in pregnancy Time to re-think our approach? 19 November 2018, Edgbaston Cricket Ground Programme Programme 08.30 Registration and coffee 09.15 Welcome and introduction Peter Shorrick, Midlands and East of England Regional Head, Diabetes UK Professor P Saravanan, Warwick Medical School Session 1 Preconception Chair person: Professor P Saravanan, Warwick Medical School 09.25 Nutrition & Lifestyle intervention to prevent GDM: Before conception or during pregnancy? Professor Shakila Thangarathinam, Queen Mary University of London 09.50 Biomarkers to predict GDM (and/or adverse metabolic outcomes) Professor Naveed Sattar, University of Glasgow 10.15 Between pregnancy care in women with previous adverse outcomes Dr Ruth Bell, Newcastle University 10.35 Should all T1D be on pump before pregnancy? Professor Helen Murphy, University of East Anglia 11.00 Tea and coffee Session 2 During pregnancy Chair person: Dr Jenny Meyers, University of Manchester 11.30 Should we worry about bile acids? Professor Cath Williamson, Kings College London 11.55 Scottish Outcome Data in T1 and T2 DM Dr Robert Lindsey, University of Glasgow 12.20 Understanding Clinic to Clinic variation in the care of DiP Cath Taylor, Surrey 12.45 Lunch and poster walk presentations Three top posters – Moderator Professor Eleanor Scott, Dr Sarah Finer and Dr Nithya Sukumar 14.00 Oral presentations One or two streams – three presentations, 10 minutes each Chair person: Dr Paru King, Derby Session 3 Post pregnancy 14.30 Women’s perspectives on a subsequent pregnancy after gestational diabetes Dr Roz Haddrill, Northumbria University 14.50 Incident metabolic risk in women with previous GDM: What can primary care do? Dr Krish Nirantharankumar, University of Birmingham 15.15 Coffee break Session 4 Update and debate Chair person: Dr Mike Maresh, Manchester 15.30 Update from NPID Dr Nick Lewis-Barned, Northumbria 15.50 Debate: Is metformin safe during pregnancy? Yes: Dr Jonathan Webber, Birmingham No: Professor Rebecca Reynolds, Edinburgh 16.30 Close Peter Shorrick, Midlands and East of England Regional Head, Diabetes UK Professor P Saravanan, Warwick Medical School Call for abstracts Abstract submissions are invited in the area of: • Clinical case presentations • Innovative practice • Audit • Research. Abstracts (maximum of 250 words) should include names of authors (presenting author underlined), institution where work was undertaken, and a contact email. Abstracts from all healthcare disciplines are invited. Three abstracts will be selected for oral communication. Please indicate if poster presentation is preferred. Awards will be given for the three best abstracts. Closing date for abstracts: Friday, 26 October 2018 Please submit all abstracts to [email protected] Registration Registration fees (including VAT) Midwives and nurses, dietitians, students, junior doctors: £55 Consultant, GP’s, speciality registrars, associate specialists: £75 Conference day: £95 Accredited by the Royal College of Physicians. Please register by visiting the conference website: www.diabetes.org.uk/up-preg-conf18 Closing date for registration: Friday, 16 November 2018 How to get there Edgbaston Cricket Ground Edgbaston Stadium Birmingham New Street Edgbaston Road Birmingham B5 7QU 0121 369 1994 Travel information https://edgbaston.com/ info/travel Taxis can be ordered from the stadium: TOA 0121 427 8888 Ambassodar Cars 0121 444 1111 Edgbaston Stadium Hotels in Birmingham city centre Clayton Hotel Malmaison Birmingham 0121 718 8000 0121 246 5000 www.claytonhotelbirmingham.com www.malmaison.com Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Park Regis Birmingham 0121 329 7450 0121 369 5555 www.hamptonbirmingham.com www.parkregisbirmingham.co.uk Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Nitenite City Hotel 0121 224 5000 0121 635 5550 www.crownplazabirmingham.com www.nitenite.com Holiday Inn Birmingham City Ibis Styles Birmingham 0121 634 6200 0121 200 1900 www.hibirmingham.co.uk www.ibis.com Hyatt Regency Birmingham Novotel Birmingham Centre 0121 643 1234 0121 643 2000 www.birmingham.regency.hyatt.com www.novtel.com Jurys Inn Birmingham 0121 606 9000 www.jurysinns.com Notes Notes Acknowledgements Diabetes in pregnancy organising committee Chair and host Professor P Saravanan, Warwick Peter Shorrick, Midlands and East of England Regional Head, Diabetes UK Saima Younas and Gursharan Kaur, Diabetes UK Professor Helen Murphy, Norwich Dr Paru King, Derby Dr Nick Lewis-Barned, Northumbria Dr Sarah Finer, London Dr Mike Maresh, Manchester Dr Ruth Bell, Newcastle Conference kindly supported by This educational event has been organised by Diabetes UK. Novo Nordisk has provided an Educational Grant to support this event and had no editorial control over the material being presented. Get in touch 0345 123 2399* [email protected] @DiabetesUK www.diabetes.org.uk www.facebook.com/diabetesuk *Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. The cost of calling 0345 numbers can vary according to the provider. Calls may be recorded for quality and training purposes. The British Diabetic Association operating as Diabetes UK, a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 215199) and in Scotland (no. SC039136). © Diabetes UK 2018 1564.
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