CliniLink Academy | Recorded webinar

Rethinking prediabetes: from watch and wait to detect and act

Revisit Professor Saqib Mahmud’s prediabetes session, with lecture notes and separate CPD resources. Use the teaching to identify questions, reflect on your role and plan further learning.

Recorded webinarWatch on demand
67-minute videoPlus reading and reflection
CPD resourcesGMC, GPhC and NMC labels
On demandFor UK clinicians

Give prevention focused learning time

Prediabetes raises questions about identifying risk, interpreting results and supporting change. This course brings the recorded teaching and its written resources together for focused professional learning.

WATCH

Revisit the session

Follow the recorded teaching on rethinking prediabetes.

REVIEW

Return to the notes

Use the supporting lecture notes to revisit the detail.

REFLECT

Identify your next action

Use the CPD resources to record your own learning and development needs.

What you will explore

Use the course to focus your learning on the decisions relevant to your role.

  • Review the session’s coverage of identifying people at risk.
  • Explore the teaching on assessment and risk stratification.
  • Revisit lifestyle and pharmacological topics discussed in the session.
  • Identify further learning relevant to your practice and scope.

Inside the course

Watch the recorded webinar and revisit its supporting resources at your own pace.

  1. 01

    Recorded prediabetes webinar

    The main session: approximately 67 minutes of video.

  2. 02

    Lecture notes

    Supporting written material for the session.

  3. 03

    GMC-labelled CPD resource

    A resource to help structure your own learning record.

  4. 04

    GPhC-labelled CPD resource

    A resource to help structure your own learning record.

  5. 05

    NMC-labelled CPD resource

    A resource to help structure your own learning record.

What comes with it

Recorded teaching

The main session in the Academy course player.

Lecture notes

Written material to revisit alongside the recording.

Three CPD resources

Resources labelled GMC, GPhC and NMC, to adapt to your own learning.

Your course educators

Professor Saqib Mahmud

Prediabetes webinar educator

Make the learning your own

The curriculum includes resources labelled GMC, GPhC and NMC. Adapt them to your own experience and current professional requirements. A resource label does not mean regulator approval or guaranteed acceptance, and CliniLink does not automatically submit your record.

Completion and certificateA course completion certificate is available through your learning account. Complete the course requirements to access it through your learning account.
Scope and current guidanceUse current guidance, local policies and professional judgement when applying learning. Online completion does not establish practical competence.

Access and next steps

This course is included in the CliniLink CPD membership bundle. Members and existing course learners can sign in to your existing account to use it.

Questions before you start

How long is the recording?
The video is approximately 67 minutes. Allow additional time for notes and reflection.
Are CPD resources included?
Yes. The curriculum includes three resources labelled GMC, GPhC and NMC.
Is this a live event booking?
No. This page provides access to the recorded course and its existing resources.
How do I access a course I already have?
Sign in using the account associated with your enrolment and open the course from your dashboard.
What does the completion certificate show?
It records completion of the Academy course. It does not certify practical competence or replace any assessment required by your employer or professional body.

Turn the session into a personal learning plan

Included in your CliniLink CPD membership bundle. Sign in, work through the learning and record what matters to your practice.

Educational content for UK healthcare professionals. It does not replace clinical judgement, current guidance, supervision or local governance. Course information checked 5 September 2026; this is not a clinical content-review date.