HCP Resources Hub

Welcome to the MyWay Diabetes resource hub for Health Care Professionals

  1. Key points of the service
  2. Highlights video
  3. Patient Registration Process

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Key points of the service

What is MyWay Diabetes?

The platform provides:

  • A regional website with hundreds of open access resources, including multi-language content
  • QISMET accredited online courses for type 1, type 2, diabetes prevention and gestational diabetes.
  • Patient access to their diabetes-related health records along with tailored advice.

What are the benefits?

Users benefit from having ‘information in their pocket’. With over 200 quick access resources available, plus a full suite of structured eLearning courses (QoF and NDA friendly), they can learn where and when suits them best. Using NHS data to populate easy to understand dashboards and tailored content.

Evidence shows users make better use of consultations, feel more confident in self-management and show improvements in key metabolic measures. More information on the product evidence base can be found here.

Who can access it?

MyWay Diabetes operates to the NHS philosophies of equality of access and services being free at the point of care – therefore all people with diabetes in the region where the service has been commissioned can access all of the resources free of charge, there is no limit to the number of times they revisit, and we encourage the use of information and education resources by friends and family.

Highlights of MyWay Diabetes

Online Courses

You can refer people directly for 10+ QISMET accredited online courses through your local website. Courses are available for all types of diabetes. Progression reports are sent back to GP surgeries on a monthly basis and referrals qualify for QOF points.

Patient Access

Through MyWay Diabetes, people with diabetes can register to access their diabetes-related health records. For our system to be able to extract the data, people need to be registered for ‘online services’ at their GP surgery.

Public website

Your local MyWay Diabetes website has local information and publically accessible resources in different formats including text, videos and leaflets. These include resources in 10 different languages.

Patient Access Registration Process

Users:

Users are encouraged to register and authenticate for our service using NHS login.

GP Practices:

GP practices need to enable records access from EMIS or Vision to the MyWay Diabetes platform. This is quick and simple, and only needs to be done once. Please visit the Healthcare Professionals section of your regional website for further details.

If you have any questions or need any further assistance, please email us at support@mwdh.co.uk

Find out more: Weekly drop-in sessions for MyWay Diabetes

The MyWay Digital Health team run periodic weekly drop-in sessions so you can find out more about MyWay Diabetes, how patients can access it and get answers to any questions you have. These will be advertised here, or email us at support@mwdh.co.uk for future dates.

If you would like us to post out regionally branded flyers, business cards, or need help with direct to patient marketing /communications, then get in touch: support@mwdh.co.uk

MyWay Diabetes Educational Opportunities for Healthcare Professionals

We provide a variety of educational opportunities appropriate for all healthcare professionals with an interest in diabetes. All aspects of all types of diabetes from prevention to diagnosis, management and complications are covered.

These include:

  • Website resources: On all of our regional sites we have a range of open-access resources.
  • Online courses: We have a number of accredited courses available which cover all types of diabetes.
  • Live online courses: These courses are free to access and only run for short periods of time to allow large groups of people to work through the course at the same time. The courses are usually delivered over 2 days, although we keep the courses open for a few additional days to allow people to work through the content. The courses also include live Q&A sessions with diabetes experts, ensuring comprehensive support. Our courses are crafted to be inclusive and easily accessible. You can find out more about these courses here.