🩺📊 Dr Punith Kempegowda from @unibirmingham presenting at the DSN Forum UK on DEKODE, highlighting how audit, feedback and specialist nursing can turn diabetes emergency data into better inpatient care.
💙 Turning data into action!
#DEKODE #DiabetesCare
🇬🇧🇺🇿 Dr Punith Kempegowda presenting at the 4th International Congress of Endocrinologists in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, sharing insights on supporting the implementation of an audit and feedback model for DKA management in UBZ.
🌍 Advancing diabetes care across borders!
#DKA
🦁 From cases to conversations—SIMBA brought simulation-based diabetes education to Tashkent! 🇺🇿
A chance to explore clinical decisions, exchange perspectives and learn together. Thank you to everyone who joined us! 💙
#SIMBA #DiabetesManagement #MedicalEducation #Tashkent
🇺🇿 That’s a wrap on SIMBA in Tashkent! 🦁
Bringing diabetes education to life through interactive, simulation-based learning, delivered in Uzbek to make learning more accessible. 🩺🌍
Thank you to everyone who made it a success!
#SIMBA #DiabetesEducation #MedicalEducation
#CoMICsLite Ep 423:Mechanisms of Action-EPIC
📽youtu.be/GbJSgPhDGM8
What actually causes an implementation strategy to produce change?Explore mechanisms of action and the processes linking strategies to outcomes.
By Anuradha Ghosal,Dr Esha Kaur,@drpunith
#CoMICwednesday
📣 Interested in our Women’s Health PPIE event? Places are filling fast—contact us and we’ll do our best to fit you in!
🗓️ 17 Oct 2026, 10:30–14:30
📍 Education Centre, QE Hospital, Birmingham
Help shape women’s health research!
📩 [email protected]
🚀 SIMBA REPRO 2026 is coming!
📅 11 November 2026
📍 Edgbaston Park Hotel, Birmingham
🩺 Practise in Simulation. Excel in Practice.
✨ 20 attendance grants of up to £100 available (subject to eligibility and availability).
📲 Scan the QR code to register!
#SIMBAREPRO2026
💡 Your next paper could start with a QI idea!
Come along to the DEVI–EPIC Audit/QI Hackathon for “From QI Idea to Publication: Turning Your QI into a Paper.”
📅 24 October 2026
📍 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
📲 Scan the QR code, register and bring a colleague.
DEVI Collaboration retweeted
Meta-analysis: #IatrogenicMenopause was associated with higher risk of cardiovascular events, coronary heart disease, stroke, and all-cause mortality vs comparator groups.
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Your voice can shape women’s health 💗
Help improve research and care.
📅 Sat, 17 Oct 2026
📍 Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
🎁 £10 vouchers
Register via the link or QR code:
sites.google.com/view/devi-r…
Funded by Roche.
#WomensHealth
Meet our speaker, Dr. Jane Jeffrie Seley, DNP, MPH, MSN, GNP-BC, ADCES, CDTC, FADCES, from Weill Cornell Medicine 🇺🇸
Join us for SIMBA Diabetes 2026 on 10 Oct for an interactive, case-based learning experience!
#SIMBADiabetes2026 #Diabetes #MedicalEducation
✨ Turn your QI idea into a paper!
Join the DEVI–EPIC Audit/QI Hackathon and take the next step towards publication.
📅 When? 24 Oct 2026
📍 Where? Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
👩⚕️ For whom? For resident doctors. Open to all.
📲Use the QR code to register!
✨ So happy to see our work in @JAMANetworkOpen!
Bringing attention to women with iatrogenic menopause and their long-term heart health!
Proud of our DEVI team. @Elena_Armeni @drpunith
Link: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
🎤 EASD 2026 | Short Oral Discussion
Yusra Shammoon presents her multicentre cohort study on recurrent diabetic ketoacidosis (rDKA) across 9 UK hospitals.
The findings highlight the first 6 months after DKA as a critical window for intervention.
#EASD2026
🎤 #EASD2026 | Dr Aspasia Manta presents research on long-term outcomes following DKA.
📊 In a matched cohort of 195,963 people, DKA was linked to increased mortality and cardiorenal risks. Observed mortality reached 62.5–83.3% across the 20 highest-risk groups.
💬 Help patient voices shape diabetes & endocrine research!
Research Associate, University of Birmingham
🕒 0.35 FTE | To Aug 2028
🤝 Flexible working open for discussion
⏰ Apply by 6 Oct 2026
Ref: 108014
📩 [email protected]
#PPIE #ResearchJobs
#CoMICsLite Ep 421:Programme Theory-EPIC
📽️ youtu.be/xs5d6xQbvAc
How and why is a programme expected to work? Explore how programme theory can help explain the processes through which interventions produce outcomes.
By Sofia Begh, Dr Esha Kaur & @drpunith
#CoMICwednesday
🎉 Another publication for DEKODE!
We're excited to share our latest research examining 1,451 hypoglycaemia episodes across 10 NHS hospitals, highlighting opportunities to improve patient care. 🩸🏥
📖 frontiersin.org/journals/hea…
#DEKODE #Research #UniversityofBirmingham
🇮🇹 We're heading to #EASD2026 in Milan!
The DEVI collaboration looks forward to connecting with the global diabetes community, exchanging ideas and advancing diabetes research and care. 🔬🤝
📅 28 Sept – 2 Oct
See you there!
#DEVI #DEKODE #UniversityofBirmingham



























