We ask that all paediatric diabetes units in England, Wales, Jersey and Isle of Man submit data from patient visits each quarter. We provide the datasets, templates to submit by CSV or patient questionnaire and user guides.
NPDA Annual Conference 2027
Join our event in central London or online on 12 February to explore the latest findings from the audit, share good practice and hear from leading experts in the UK and internationally.
Published in March 2026, our latest report covers the health checks and outcomes for children and young people who attended paediatric diabetes units from April 2023 to March 2024.
There has been a sustained increase in caseload over recent years, but the completion of recommended health checks remains relatively high with continued long term improvement on median HbA1c. The use of diabetes technologies is on the increase, though uptake varies, and inequalities in outcomes by ethnicity and deprivation have narrowed slightly but remain present.
We're inviting children and young people with diabetes to create a unique piece of art on one of two themes: ‘Diabetes technology and me’ or 'My life with diabetes'.
We will select one artwork for the cover of our next summary report, and the winner will receive a £50 gift card. Entries are due 22 January.
Use our public, interactive 'dashboards' to view results on the NPDA key performance indicators. Our frequent reporting dashboard is updated quarterly, and our annual dashboard presents final results for the audit year.
Access our privacy statements, data protection impact assessments and policy, and detailed notes on data analysis, cleaning and validation.
Explore detailed reports focusing on key topics including Type 2 diabetes, the use of diabetes-related technologies, and the paediatric diabetes workforce.
We periodically run PREMs - online surveys with children and young people with diabetes and with their parents and carers - to better understand their experiences.
Read our clear and accessible summary of the national NPDA findings, tailored for parents, carers, and young people.