Welcome to YDEF.
Young Diabetologists and Endocrinologists’ Forum is the trainee and young consultants wing of Diabetes UK.
Our work is also supported by the ABCD and the SfE. Our mission is to enable high-quality care for people with diabetes by delivering excellence in diabetes specialist education and providing an effective voice for young diabetologists and endocrinologists.
Upcoming Events
YDEF Courses in 2022
At YDEF we have been very excited to return to delivering our favourite courses starting with the YDEF Technology Course in November 2021.
In 2022 we have lots of exciting courses planned, helping to address topics that are frequently missed in many regions. We are developing pathways that map these courses to the stage of training and to the wider D&E curriculum. Planned courses include the early in training Taster day and ABC of D&E as well as favourites including the YDEF day, YDEF Technology course, Obesity and Retinopathy courses together with new offerings. We will continue to support trainees to attend national and international meetings such as the Diabetes UK Professional Conference, NEYD and EASD.
YDEF, ABCD and Lilly Diabetes Masterclass Series
The 2021 Series
In 2021 YDEF and ABCD ran a series of masterclass in conjunction with Lilly to provide virtual education to trainees in Diabetes and Endocrinology.
The 2021 Masterclasses are available via the link below
The 2022 Series
The 2022 series is up and running with an excellent overview of Diabetes in the Young with Dr Reza Zaidi and Foot disease & Osteomyelitis with Dr Prash Vas.
We continue later in the year with
14th June – Tahseen Chowdhury – Managing Diabetes and Cancer
Upcoming YDEF Courses
YDEF day 2022
Our flagship annual YDEF Day brings over a hundred specialist registrars and young consultants from across the UK. This year we are hosted by the Royal College of Physicians in London following on from the 100 Years of Insulin celebration held there earlier in the week.
This is not a week to miss!
YDEF Obesity Course
The 2 day YDEF Obesity Course will take place on the 20th and 21st of June. Covering all aspects of obesity medicine including recent updates in therapeutics advances this is one not to miss.
Keep tuned for sign up information
YDEF All Things Type 1
We are rebranding the YDEF Tech Course the All Things Type 1 to reflect the sessions in Insulin dosing, Diabetes Distress, Pregnancy and Exercise as well as all you need to know about pumps and sensors.
We will run a course from 13th to 15th June. Registration opens on Monday 11th April at 8am.
YDEF Day 2022
Our flagship annual YDEF Day brings over a hundred specialist registrars and young consultants from across the UK. This year we are hosted by the Royal College of Physicians in London following on from the 100 Years of Insulin celebration held there earlier in the week.
This is not a week to miss!
YDEF Obesity Course
The 2 day YDEF Obesity Course will take place on the 20th and 21st of June. Covering all aspects of obesity medicine including recent updates in therapeutics advances this is one not to miss.
Keep tuned for sign up information
YDEF All Things Type 1
We are rebranding the YDEF Tech Course the All Things Type 1 to reflect the sessions in Insulin dosing, Diabetes Distress, Pregnancy and Exercise as well as all you need to know about pumps and sensors.
We will run a course from 13th to 15th June. Registration opens on Monday 11th April at 8am.
EASD Learning
EASD is a non-profit making, medical scientific association founded in 1965, which aims to educate, inform and engage healthcare professionals around the world. Their e-Learning platform was launched in 2018 to expand the reach of EASD’s educational goal to disseminate knowledge and proficiency in diabetes research and care worldwide. Registration is free of charge.
From technology to treatment – access EASD e-learning modules and develop your knowledge of the latest clinical and research evidence underpinning best practice in diabetes care. There are more than 70 modules currently available and a new module is launched each month. To help learners keep abreast of new developments, the e-Learning site also includes a dedicated section called ‘Horizons’, offering users weekly updates on the latest innovations in diabetes treatment and research, with news from leading diabetes journals and conferences, diary dates, clips, debates and opinion pieces.
Nine e-Learning modules have now been accredited as educational resources for continuing professional development by the UK’s Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and will carry the college’s quality mark. More are expected to follow in the coming weeks and months and an application for RCP accreditation in 2022 is planned.
About YDEF
Young Diabetologists & Endocrinologists’ Forum is the trainee and young consultants’ wing of Diabetes UK and is supported by the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists and Society for Endocrinology. We serve three core functions for our members – education, advocacy and support.
Our mission is to enable high quality care for people with diabetes and endocrine conditions by delivering excellence in specialist education and providing an effective voice for our members. We organise a wide variety of national training events each year, the details of which are enclosed in this brochure. These courses are unique and held in high regard; they continue to attract some of the most influential figures in UK Diabetes. Recent speakers have included Professor Jonathan Valabhji, NHS England National Clinical Director for Obesity & Diabetes and Sir David Nicholson, Chief Executive of NHS England. The YDEF also represent the interests of specialist trainees at a number of national organisations including specialist training bodies.
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Answers to Your Questions
Answers to Your Questions
How old is YDEF?
YDEF has been supporting D&E registrars for more than 20 years.
Is YDEF free to join?
Yes, completely free as are many of the courses that we organise. You do need to be a member of Diabetes UK to join though.
Can I attend these meetings with or on behalf of a YDEF representative?
Yes absolutely, we are always looking for more people to get involved! Please get in touch.
What meetings or committees do YDEF sit on to represent D&E trainees?
Speciality advisory committee for D&E at the Royal college of Physicians, Diabetes UK, Diabetes UK Professional conference organising committee, Society for Endocrinology, BMA, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists
How is YDEF funded?
Being part of the YDEF committee is voluntary and not paid. YDEF gets free administrative support from Diabetes UK which we are very grateful for! Pharmaceutical companies financially support our courses and conferences but do not have any involvement in setting the agendas of these meetings – we are also very grateful for their support as the courses would not be possible without them.
How can I get more involved with YDEF?
We would love to hear from you so please just drop any of the committee members an email! We advertise for new committee members each January and interviews take place at the DUK conference which is normally in March.
Do we support trainees going to international conferences?
Speciality advisory committee for D&E at the Royal college of Physicians, Diabetes UK, Diabetes UK Professional conference organising committee, Society for Endocrinology, BMA, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists
Answers to Your Questions
Answers to Your Questions
How old is YDEF?
YDEF has been supporting D&E registrars for more than 20 years.
Is YDEF free to join?
Yes, completely free as are many of the courses that we organise. You do need to be a member of Diabetes UK to join though.
Can I attend these meetings with or on behalf of a YDEF representative?
Yes absolutely, we are always looking for more people to get involved! Please get in touch.
What meetings or committees do YDEF sit on to represent D&E trainees?
Speciality advisory committee for D&E at the Royal college of Physicians, Diabetes UK, Diabetes UK Professional conference organising committee, Society for Endocrinology, BMA, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists
How is YDEF funded?
Being part of the YDEF committee is voluntary and not paid. YDEF gets free administrative support from Diabetes UK which we are very grateful for! Pharmaceutical companies financially support our courses and conferences but do not have any involvement in setting the agendas of these meetings – we are also very grateful for their support as the courses would not be possible without them.
How can I get more involved with YDEF?
We would love to hear from you so please just drop any of the committee members an email! We advertise for new committee members each January and interviews take place at the DUK conference which is normally in March.
Do we support trainees going to international conferences?
Speciality advisory committee for D&E at the Royal college of Physicians, Diabetes UK, Diabetes UK Professional conference organising committee, Society for Endocrinology, BMA, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists
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We are organizing ‘ABC of D&E ‘ course at Birmingham on 21 – 22 November 2019!
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