Eye Screening Videos

Event recap: Diabetes and Pregnancy - pre-existing and gestational diabetes during pregnancy

In case you missed this informative webinar or whether you would simply like to recap and brush up on the notes you took during the event we are now delighted to be able to share with you all the full webinar slideshow. the event was organised by the team at NCL and featured these wonderful keynote speakers: 

• Dr. Ravi Menon: Consultant Endocrinologist, NMUH 
• Ms. Ashwini Kulkarni: Consultant OB/GYN, Lead for Diabetes in Pregnancy, NMUH 
• Mr. Zine El Housseini: Consultant Ophthalmic and Vitreoretinal Surgeon, Co-clinical Lead NCL DESP 

They addressed concerns around key topics such as essential pre-pregnancy and pregnancy considerations for women with diabetes, complications including diabetic eye disease, distinguishing between gestational diabetes and undiagnosed pre-existing diabetes, the role of diabetic eye screening in pregnancy and delivery as well as additional topics relevant to comprehensive diabetic pregnancy care.

If you'd like to learn more please visit the link below.

https://www.ncltraininghub.org/news/event-recap-diabetes-and-pregnancy-pre-existing-and-gestational-diabetes-during-pregnancy

Diabetic Eye Screening Animation

BARS and Bristol Community Health have commissioned a short animation that screening programmes can use to educate their patients or use as an advert on GP video systems about the screening process.  If programmes would like to use the animation please contact BARS council on webadmin@eyescreening.org.uk

BARS council would like to say a special thank you to Kate Broadhurst, the artist who spent many hours creating the animation.

Danny's Story – The Importance of Diabetic Eye Screening

A short film from Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust reminding us of the importance of regular eye screening.

Diabetic Eye Screening in Scotland - Patient Information (Deaf from Birth)

One of the most popular presentations at the 2014 BARS Conference in Birmingham came from Louise Clark and Gary Henderson of the NHS Tayside screening programme, who spoke about their work developing patient information for deaf people. That included the production of a short film with sign language to explain the screening process to new patients, and BARS is very happy to share that film here.

Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Tool

BARS member, Nicholas Barclay, of the Surrey DESP created an innovative grading tool as part of a Service Improvement Facilitator Course run by Virgin Care. The hand-held plastic tool has been trialled within the Surrey programme with positive results, and is undergoing some minor modifications with the aim of being used for day-to-day grading. Nick has made this video to demonstrate how the tool is used.

Patient video about the importance of attending appointments