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The NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme is a national scheme set up by NHS England. Find out more about this scheme here.
The NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme is a national scheme set up by NHS England. It is a free behaviour change programme aimed at patients who have been identified as at risk of developing diabetes (patients with non-diabetic hyperglycaemia). This tailored healthy nutrition and exercise support programme aims to delay or prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes. It is provided locally by Reed Wellbeing.
You can refer your patients individually by:
1) Informing patients of their NHS number, HbA1c result and date (within the last 12 months) so that the patient can contact Reed Wellbeing directly via telephone 0800 092 1191
OR
2) Completing a referral form through your GP Practice system (SystmOne/EMIS) and emailing this to healthieryou.candp@nhs.net
Patients can also self-refer without this data by visiting https://healthieryou.reedwellbeing.com/ and completing the ‘Know your Risk’ score – NB this will NOT count towards your QOF or NHSE figures. We recommend the Option 2 pathway.
NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.pdf[pdf] 4MB
Participants - On Referral A5 leaflet with f2f - NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.pdf [pdf] 216KB
The programme is available in English, Urdu, Punjabi, Polish, French and Spanish. However bespoke groups (eg Lithuanian or Romanian) can be organised if there is demand.