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Allison Low
Role within the CYP Alliance
I am a Consultant Paediatrician and Clinical Lead for Children and Young People’s Diabetes in the CYP Alliance Team. I am responsible for linking together the five Paediatric Diabetes Units in the region, making sure that we help each other reach the same high standards of care.
Why does it matter?
I am dedicated to improving local services, and I am grateful to have the chance to work with inspiring colleagues who work tirelessly for children and young people affected by diabetes.
My impact
In this role, I have been involved in pilot projects providing funding for Family Support Workers for diabetes teams and I have successfully advocated for and co-produced to a South Yorkshire policy for Continuous Glucose Monitors that ensures children and young people’s access to these devices.
Something a bit different…
When I’m not at work, I love spending time outdoors and can often be found on a walking trail enjoying the fresh air with my family.
Where can you get help?
If you think your child is having trouble with communicating and talking to you, discuss your concerns with a professional such as a health visitor, GP, nursery/school teacher who can provide advice and consider whether they may require a referral to a speech and language therapist or GP.
