ESPE e-learning chapters are based on the paediatric endocrinology learning categories. They contain core and advanced level modules on normal development, pathophysiological mechanisms and the latest views on diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. ESPE e-learning users can also discuss topics and clinical cases within an online forum.

The modules are all in english and free to access through simple registration.

The International Society for Paediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD) gathered it’s Clinical Practice Consensus Guidelines by chapter in a comprehensive set of clinical recommendations for children, adolescents, and young adults with diabetes worldwide! Authors include experts from across the globe and a chapter on limited care for developing healthcare systems has also been developed.

Those Guidelines are edited yearly and new chapters are added when necessary. You can download each chapter of just check the highlights.

The International Diabetes Foundation’s Life for a Child Programme and ISPAD developed a pocketbook aiming to be of practical use in emergency situations and in clinics. The Pocketbook provides basic background on diabetes in children and clear advice for initial management of diabetic ketoacidosis, initiation of maintenance insulin therapy, complications screening, and other key components of care.

This handout has been created by the Changing Diabetes in Children programme following the ISPAD consensus guidelines. It is a great Patient Education Material developed using cartoons and games to make the learning process easier for children.

It is focusing on the fundamentals of diabetes knowledge (i.e. Insulin treatment, Blood glucose monitoring, Nutrition and exercise, Hypo & Hyperglycaemia management, Foot care).

BMJ Best Practice is the a clinical decision support tools for health professionals worldwide.

TIt provides guidance on diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention is updated daily using robust evidence based methodology and expert opinion.