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Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2020Mary MacKinnon Lecture Application Form
The deadline for applications is 27 May 2019. To apply for the Rank Nutrition Lecture or Named Lecture, please use
the separate application form for that lecture.
Please email your completed form to [email protected]. Due to the volume of high calibre applications we receive we are
unable to provide individual feedback. All successful applicants will be asked to provide review article for
either Diabetic Medicine/Practical Diabetes. More information will be provided closer to time.
Name of Team and Organisation:
Address:
Postcode:
Phone Number:
Main contact e-mail address:
Where did you hear about the opportunity to apply for this lecture?Awards won (if applicable):
Additional information
All successful applicants will be asked to provide the slides for their presentation 36 hours before the lecture takes place. This will enable us to ensure presentation details are available on our website for delegates to download at the conference. If your presentation contains any sensitive data, please advise us accordingly and we will ensure it is removed prior to upload or replaced with a revised version with sensitive data removed.
List of papers published relevant to this application (if applicable) NB up to ten only:
Please use no more than 1,000 words, including titles, to suggest why the team are a suitable candidate for this lecture:
Word Count
Please use no more than 100 words to provide a brief outline of your proposed lecture.
Mary MacKinnonMary MacKinnon was a nurse and lecturer who specialised in practice and diabetes nursing. During her career she was dedicated to the care and education of people with diabetes and those close to them and worked locally, nationally and internationally to this end.
Mary promoted professional education in diabetes and the inclusion of primary healthcare providers in local integrated diabetes teams with personal support provided by specialist teams.
She was committed to the philosophy of 'whole person care', which enables people with diabetes to manage their condition, to be the key member of their own healthcare team and to be included and involved in the planning of local diabetes services.
DeclarationI declare that, to the best of my knowledge, all the information provided on this form is accurate.Signed* …………………………………………………..………………………………………..............
Date ……………………………………………………..……………………………………….................
*we accept electronic signatures
Please email completed forms to: [email protected]
Deadline: Monday 27 May 2019
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