Illustrative glass anatomy: pancreas for diabetes education

Diabetes education

Discuss diabetes education topics and questions about your existing care plan with the hospital.

Education supports informed questions

Prepare questions about diabetes education, daily routines and understanding your existing care plan. Ask the hospital what education is currently available and who provides it. Education is not a claim that diabetes can be cured and does not replace review by your treating clinician.

Bring the questions that matter to you

Write down parts of your current care plan you would like explained, including daily routines and monitoring questions. Ask what education is available and how it coordinates with your treating clinician. The purpose is to support understanding; no cure, medicine withdrawal or change in prescribed care is promised.

Topics to discuss at a consultation

Tell the team what you are experiencing and how it affects your usual activities.

  • Who provides diabetes education at DDK?
  • Can I discuss questions about my existing care plan?
  • What monitoring or follow-up topics can the educator cover?
Illustrative glass anatomy: pancreas for diabetes education

Bring questions from your existing care plan

Education can be discussed around the parts of your current plan that you would like explained, including daily routines and monitoring questions. Ask what topics the available educator covers and how advice is coordinated with your treating clinician. Continue prescribed care unless your responsible clinician advises a change; education is not a claim of a cure or a replacement for medical review.

Ask the hospital team
01 / BEFORE

Identify your questions

Bring questions about your current care plan. Keep a short note so you can explain what you want from the visit.

02 / DURING

Understand the assessment

Ask who provides education and what topics are covered. Ask the clinician to explain the purpose, options and limitations in terms you understand.

03 / AFTER

Clarify the next step

Continue prescribed care and discuss any changes with your treating clinician. Confirm who will review your concern or results and how to arrange follow-up.

Keep your previous care in context.

Tell the team about relevant previous consultations and any care already advised. Ask whether existing reports or a current medicine list would be useful. Share medical files only when requested: send your appointment message first, then attach them privately in the same WhatsApp chat.

Request a consultation

Useful answers for your next step.

Should I change my diabetes medication before visiting?

Do not change prescribed medication based on website information. Discuss any change with your treating clinician.

What should I confirm before arranging a visit?

Call DDK to confirm the relevant clinician or service, availability, preparation and current charges. Visit hours are Monday?Saturday, 9 AM?12 PM, 1?4 PM and 5?8 PM. Sunday is closed.

Does an appointment request confirm a time?

No. Use Book Appointment to prepare a WhatsApp request. Review and send the message yourself; hospital staff will confirm availability. Attach any requested files in the same WhatsApp chat.

Know your options.
Take the next step.

Talk with the hospital team.

Ask about current availability and the arrangements for your visit.