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Childrens Team
The Children's diabetes team holds clinics in both Stirling Community Hospital and Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
There are also Young Person's clinics held regularly for children from the age of 12 upwards. These are held together with the adult diabetes specialist (Dr John Doig (Forth Valley Royal) and Dr Chris Kelly (Stirling) and our team of Paediatric and Adult Diabetes Nurse Specialists.
At each clinic, there are regular chiropody (or podiatry, as it's now known) sessions, dietetic sessions and access to clinical psychologists.
We are currently in the process of trying to improve services for families in Forth Valley, to provide even better support for them and in accordance with national guidelines for children's diabetes care.
The team in Forth valley comprises:
- A consultant paediatrician - Dr. John Schulga.
- Diabetes nurses- Mr Grant McCallum and MrsLucy Pearce
- Dietitians - Mrs. Anne Farmer.
- Access to clinical psychology services when needed.
For more information about the Forth Valley team, please contact Dr. John Schulga at: jschulga@nhs.net
Diabetes Quick Links
- Forth Valley Royal Hospital Diabetic Clinics
- Stirling Community Hospital Diabetes Clinics
- Hospital Diabetic Retinal Screening Clinics
Diabetes Managed Clinical Network
Further Information
Diabetes Management Plan
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Diabetes Management Plan (pdf)
HbA1c Standardisation Information
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