Read our information about diabetes and pancreatic cancer
Read our information to find out more about diabetes including symptoms and how it is treated in people with pancreatic cancer.
In this webinar for patients and carers, we discuss different types of diabetes, share practical information on managing diabetes alongside pancreatic cancer, and explain the support that’s available for you and your family.
Read our information to find out more about diabetes including symptoms and how it is treated in people with pancreatic cancer.
“I qualified as a dietitian in 2003 and specialised in diabetes early in my career. I am the Diabetes Specialist Dietitian at Royal Surrey County Hospital, and am involved in various areas of diabetes management as part of the Cedar Diabetes team. I work primarily in the outpatient setting, which involves group education programs and one-to-one support. As Royal Surrey County Hospital is a Tertiary Pancreatic Centre, we often support those with Type 3C diabetes to improve their glycaemic control.”
I love my job - I believe everyone is an individual, and I aim to support each one achieve their specific goals and improve both quality of life and long-term management.
“I qualified as a nurse in 1996, moved into community nursing, and completed a specialist Nurse Degree in District Nursing in 2002. I joined the Royal Surrey County Hospital in 2009 and began my specialism in diabetes. Within my role, I oversee the inpatient diabetes nursing team; we look after the inpatients and outpatients, supporting people with all types of diabetes. We also support transition services and antenatal care. I also manage the pump service and participate in the structured education.”
I like to think of my service as a resource - my job is to support people with diabetes and together we find a way to help improve outcomes, sometimes in quite creative ways!
Find out how we can support you, get information about pancreatic cancer and connect with other people going through a similar thing. You don’t need to face this alone.
Our specialist nurses can answer your questions, recommend practical steps and provide the emotional support you and your loved ones need, when you need it most.
We know being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer can feel very overwhelming. Our easy to understand information is here to break it down for you so you can take your time and get prepared. It is reviewed by experts, so you know you can trust it.