Philip Home

Emeritus Professor

(Professor of Diabetes Medicine 1992-2020)

Translational and Clinical Research Institute

Newcastle University, UK

Public Governor

Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Welcome to my webpage

A 5-page text biography can be found at doi: 10.2337/dci21-0068

Links (within this page; for more details download CV below) :

1. Contact me
2. CV and photo downloads
3. Backgound details
4. Research interests

CONTACT DETAILS

Contact details

Enquiries

:

Translational and Clinical Research Institute (Office +44 191 208 7182)

E-mail

:

philip.home@newcastle.ac.uk

Address

:

Translational and Clinical Research Institute - Diabetes

Faculty of Medical Sciences

Framlington Place

Newcastle upon Tyne

NE2 4HH UK

CONTACT DETAILS

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Career / CV downloads

10-line introduction
pdh_introduction .pdf

One page history
pdh_short .pdf

Full publication list
pdh_biblio .pdf

Full CV including publications
pdh_cv .pdf

Diabetes Care biography 2022
published manuscript

Portrait photograph
pdhphoto.jpg (as above)

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		P D Home MA DPhil DM FRCP
		Philip David HOME
		born Birkenhead, UK 11 January 1948
		British citizen
		married (1971) Elizabeth Broad MA DPhil (zoologist), two children (1976 and 1979)
		Birkenhead School 1953-1966, Open Exhibition Corpus Christi College, Oxford (1966-1969)
		Qualifications
		B.A. (Oxon) 1969 - 2nd Class Honours in Animal Physiology

		D.Phil. (Oxon) 1974; M.A. (Oxon) 1974
		B.M., B.Ch. (Oxon) 1976
		M.R.C.P.(U.K.) 1978; F.R.C.P. (1989)
		D.M. (Oxon) 1991
		Current affiliation
		Newcastle University, UK
		Professor of Diabetes Medicine ( 1993-2020 )
		( Senior Lecturer 1986-1990, Reader 1990-1993 )
		Emeritus Professor ( 2020- )
		Self-employment
		Lecturing, Consultation, Clinical Trials

		The origin of metabolic abnormalities in diabetes, including :
		their relationship with insulin and insulin delivery
		abnormalities associated with decreased insulin sensitivity
		diabetic metabolic abnormalities in relation to arterial disease
		clinical trials of novel therapies to overcome these problems
		Insulin therapy and insulin regimens including :
		novel insulins
		insulin pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics

		the design of insulin regimens to match physiological insulin delivery
		the optimal use of new insulins and insulin preparations
		novel routes of insulin administration
		Methods to ensure the optimal delivery of diabetes care, including :
		development and use of guidelines, national and international
		information technology in quality development and care delivery
		the development of the health care team
		the role of national diabetes associations
		empowerment of people with diabetes

Enquiries	:	Translational and Clinical Research Institute (Office +44 191 208 7182)
E-mail	:	philip.home@newcastle.ac.uk
Address	:	Translational and Clinical Research Institute - Diabetes
		Faculty of Medical Sciences
		Framlington Place
		Newcastle upon Tyne
		NE2 4HH UK

		10-line introduction	pdh_introduction .pdf
		One page history	pdh_short .pdf
		Full publication list	pdh_biblio .pdf
		Full CV including publications	pdh_cv .pdf
		**Diabetes Care biography 2022**	published manuscript
		Portrait photograph	pdhphoto.jpg (as above)