NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme
A commitment from NHS England, Public Health England, and Diabetes UK to deliver a behavioural programme to support people in reducing their risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
The programme is intended to reduce the yearly cost of Type 2 diabetes on the NHS by £8.8 billion, which is almost 9% of its budget and causes 20,000 early deaths per year.
Key information
Key information about the NHS DPP. Includes resources on the rationale, procurement, information governance and data.
How to set up your service
This information will support Local Health Economies in preparing to mobilise and implement the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme. It provides a range of ideas and additional hints and tips gained from insights and learning from Wave 1 and Wave 2 sites.
How to improve your service
Use these resources to understand how to improve your service. These include hints and tips, and case studies.
Our Vision
Through the NHS Diabetes Programme, we will aim to slow the future growth of diabetes and reduce the rate of complications associated with diabetes in England by 2020/21.
Sign up to the NHS Diabetes Programme Bulletin
Providing partners, stakeholders and providers involved in all streams of the programme with updates and knowledge across delivery sites.
Events to support learning
Further information on these events will be published here.
Follow the NHS Diabetes Programme Twitter feed
Providing information about prevention, treatment and digital innovations in diabetes.
