Media Partners
Get exposure by being part of the UK's largest diabetes event
Building on the success of DPC2018, which saw 4,195 attendees flock to London's Olympia, DPC2019 will bring more CPD-certified content, more experts, and more unique solutions in the prevention and management of diabetes.
As a Media or Event Partner, you are invited to join us in cross-promotion, gaining you maximum exposure across our extensive platforms and from our comprehensive promotional activities.
To find out more about becoming a DPC2019 Media or Event partner, please contact Beth Davies.
"DPC has quickly become a force for good in diabetes care in the UK, with the conference acting like a platform to share best practice and innovation across the NHS to improve care for people with diabetes."
Oliver Jelley, Editor, Diabetes Times
Our DPC2019 Media Partners are:
Care & Nursing Essentials
Caring UK
Caring UK is the number one magazine for key decision makers in the elderly care sector. Editorial includes top columnists people stories, event/exhibition previews, business and property news. Sent directly to the people with buying power, delivering product and service information to the right people.
Media Planet
Mediaplanet specialises in the creation of content marketing campaigns released through multimedia platforms.
We provide our readers with insightful and educational content in the fields of their interest, designed to motivate them to act. Our unique ability to pair the right leaders with the right readers through the right platforms. We continue to expand our network of partners through the shared interest of providing our readers with the best experience possible.
Older People’s Diabetes Network
Practical Diabetes
Practical Diabetes is an established, well respected journal with over 30 years in print. The journal has a prestigious editorial board and publishes articles from some of the leading names in diabetes care. Practical Diabetes is read by the whole diabetes care team, has accessible content for busy healthcare professionals and a strong peer review process. The 2017 Hospital Readership Survey found Practical Diabetes to be the best read diabetes journal in UK secondary care.
Prescriber
Prescriber is the independent voice of the UK prescribing community. Aiming to inform, educate, stimulate and challenge, this monthly title has a long and respected track record within the medical, nursing and allied health professions. Each issue of Prescriber contains news, clinical content, policy, industry and regulatory updates all of compelling interest to a broad range of clinicians, payers and influencers.
The Ophthalmologist
The Ophthalmologist is the publication for progressive ophthalmologists combining the expertise of a journal with the reach and accessibility of a magazine. We’re able to tell some of the greatest stories in ophthalmology, with the gravitas of the people leading the work.
The Editorial team all have academic research backgrounds with a real appetite for innovation and progressing the field of ophthalmology. That’s why The Ophthalmologist is the leading source for pre-clinical coverage and analysis of innovation in ophthalmology.
Combining news, original features, analysis and opinion, The Ophthalmologist provides insight into current and future best practice in eyecare by working with a market leading network that spans all of eyecare.
RCNi
RCNi is the premier provider in innovation and creative information solutions for the nursing community and health professionals.
We produce 11 journals and host a range of digital products to help health professionals through their studies, CPD and career development, and promote all the latest developments in nursing including policy, best practice and research.
NHS England
The Diabetes Times
The Diabetes Times is an authoritative news and information source for diabetes healthcare professionals, providing a comprehensive resource to support the improvement of diabetes care throughout the UK. As well as our fortnightly email newsletter, we deliver case studies, the latest clinical guidelines, a resource library as well as a new e-learning suite, a jobs board and an events calendar.
