Diabetes Mellitus and its Importance in Medicolegal Practice
By Dr. Paul Jennings, Consultant in Endocrinology
Posted 17 June 2024
11 Minute Read
Tags:
- Diabetes Negligence
- Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- Glycated Haemoglobin
- Endocrinology Expert Witness
- Hospital Errors Diabetes
- DKA Litigation
- Diabetes Mellitus
Expert Disciplines:
- Endocrinology
About The Author
Dr. Paul Jennings
Consultant in Endocrinology
Dr. Paul Jennings is a Consultant in Endocrinology at York Teaching Hospital with a broad portfolio across clinical, academic, and corporate roles. He has served as Clinical Assistant Professor at St George's University (Grenada), Chief Medical Officer at Norwich Union, and Co-Leader of the MSc in Diabetes Care at the University of York. His special interests include oxidative stress, insulin resistance, glucose metabolism, and metabolic endocrinology.
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