United Through Diabetes Digital Hub
Welcome to the UTD Digital Hub
Launched to mark DRWF’s 25th anniversary year, United Through Diabetes was created as a unique event that showcases the amazing work of researchers, healthcare professionals and diabetes technology companies, all under one roof for our attendees to enjoy.
We hope you had a great day with us and went home armed with the tools, knowledge, practical skills, and confidence to enhance your diabetes self-management and overall health and wellbeing.
This digital hub gives you the opportunity to access even more content to help you manage your diabetes.
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Event Highlights Video
Event Resources
Presentation Slides
If you attended United Through Diabetes and would like to have another look at the presentation slides used by our speakers, you can access them through our digital hub.
Visit our presentations page
Video Interviews
We interviewed some of our guest speakers and volunteers at United Through Diabetes to learn more about their work and involvement with DRWF.
We interviewed Professor Partha Kar & Dr Iain Cranston, Dr Mayank Patel & Paula Johnston, Graham Bowen, Dr Sue Jones, Katy Lamb and Sanjay Gohil.
Watch our video interviews here
Living With Diabetes Podcast 24 - UTD Special
This special edition reports from #UTD23 - our biggest ever Wellness Day, celebrating 25 years of DRWF. Hear from our speakers, experts, and researchers on the day.
Online Exhibition Area
Visit all of our amazing line up of exhibitors, and hear more from our sponsors, from across the diabetes industry, NHS and health sector, in our online exhibition area:
Visit our online exhibition area
Family Area Fun Fact Cards
As part of our type 1 diabetes family stream, we made some fun fact cards for the kids attending United Through Diabetes. These cards are a fun way for children to learn little pieces of information about diabetes, history and how to manage the condition.
Visit our fact cards page
Webinars from our virtual UTD event during the pandemic
DRWF Diabetes Research
Our research video was playing throughout the day. It features current and previous researchers who reflect on the advances and changes in diabetes over the past 25 years, and their own personal highlights and hopes for the future.
Find out more about our researchers and speakers at UTD:
A Big Thank You To Our Sponsors
A big thank you to Abbott, Dexcom, Insulet and AgaMatrix who sponsored United Through Diabetes this year. We hope you all got the chance to see them in our exhibition hall.
See more about our sponsors and other exhibitors in our Online Exhibition Area
AgaMatrix
A few photos from the big day...
A message from Sarah Tutton, Chief Executive of DRWF
"United Through Diabetes is a wonderful concept that brings the diabetes community together with healthcare professionals, public health officials, third sector organisations, and industry partners. All of whom are invested and intent on creating a brighter future for people with diabetes.
We are a small organisation that exists on voluntary donations and fundraised income. Our supporters are the backbone of the charity, with their generosity and commitment enabling us to provide beneficiary services that make a difference."
In 25 years Together we have:
- Raised over £80 million and spent 82% of our income on awareness, education
and research. - Developed an International Diabetes Wellness Network with groups in the US, UK, France, Sweden, Finland and Norway, all of whom collaborate on global awareness campaigns and invest in research funding at some of the world’s most prestigious institutions.
- Made a significant and longstanding contribution to the UK Islet Transplant Programme, funding the DRWF Human Islet Isolation Facility at the Churchill Hospital, Oxford and 30% of its islet team.
- Secured a Quality in Care Diabetes (QiC) award for an educational Diabetes Wellness programme that informs, inspires and empowers.
- Achieved Patient Information Forum (PiF Tick) accreditation, a quality mark for health and social care information that is relevant, medically evidenced, up-to-date and reliable.
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