The Spanish network redGDPS highlights its commitment to advancing diabetes care through online resources and practical guidance at the EASD annual congress, reinforcing its role in supporting primary care professionals with innovative tools and training.
The European Association for the Study of Diabetes annual congress has opened with the kind of broad clinical agenda that has made it one of the sector’s key meetings, and the redGDPS blog used the occasion to point readers towards its own diabetes-focused educational material. The Spanish network, which is aimed at health professionals, said it provides analysis, training and practical resources for primary care teams working with people with diabetes.
That wider educational role is central to redGDPS’s identity. Fundación redGDPS describes itself as a network of primary care professionals with a special interest in improving the care of people with type 2 diabetes, and says its work spans publications, teaching, research and collaboration with patient groups and scientific societies. Among its better-known outputs is Diabetes Práctica, a professional journal that offers updates and skills-based content for primary care clinicians, along with broader guidance on the management of type 2 diabetes.
Its materials also cover practical aspects of day-to-day care, including treatment algorithms, screening, complications such as cardiovascular disease and neuropathy, and therapeutic education resources for both professionals and patients. The foundation has also published guidance on the use of technology and mobile apps in diabetes care, reflecting the growing emphasis on digital tools in self-management and clinical support. In its own notices, redGDPS repeatedly stresses that its content is intended for trained health professionals and should not replace direct medical advice.
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