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Online diabetes training for health and social care staff
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b) Additional specific disclaimers
Users should be aware that professionals in the field may have different opinions. Because of this fact and because of regular advances in medical research and the possibility of human error, users should independently verify specified diagnosis methods, evidence, treatments, follow up, drugs and any contraindications or side effects including via manufacturers' guidance. Also, the categories and information do not indicate whether a particular diagnosis, evidence, treatment and/or follow up is generally appropriate or whether it is up to date and suitable for a particular individual. Please also note that information, whilst not warranted to be accurate, is generally updated annually, so may be out of date. Ultimately it is the User’s responsibility to make your own professional judgements, so as to appropriately advise and treat yourself or your patients.
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CDEP updates to the website will provide an educational service for practising clinicians, designed to alert clinicians to important new research and guidance; however, we cannot warrant its accuracy. It is intended to support evidence-based decision making, by providing links to published research reports about the diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, aetiology and economics of medical conditions. However, “evidence does not make decisions”. Clinicians making decisions about the care of their patients must take into account the limitations of evidence from research as well as the unique nature of their patients’ circumstances and wishes. Readers should also be aware that professionals in the field may have different opinions. Because of this fact and also because of regular advances in medical research, we strongly recommend that readers independently verify any information they chose to rely on. Ultimately it is the reader’s responsibility to make their own professional judgements.
CDEP updates attempt to provide access to the best new research of relevance for clinical practice in the fields of diabetes management. It does not report all research but uses explicit criteria.
We do not warrant that the completion of any of the modules (‘topics’) or use of other material on the CDEP website will be all the necessary, continuing professional development you need nor that it is accurate. We rely on our authors of articles, contractors and third-party data providers to confirm the accuracy of information presented and to describe generally accepted practices and therefore, we as the publisher and editors, cannot warrant its accuracy or that this meets all or any requirements for professional development. Readers should be aware that professionals in the field may have different opinions. Because of this fact and also because of regular advances in medical research, we strongly recommend that readers independently verify any information that they chose to rely upon. Ultimately it is the reader’s responsibility to make their own professional judgements.
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