2016
DOI: 10.5935/1414-8145.20160046
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Sensitizing children with diabetes to self-care: Contributions to educational practice

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“…It is emphasized that people with chronic diseases need self-care and, for this, they need to understand about adequate dietary intake, besides the use of insulin, in the case of DM, 12 reflecting, therefore, the importance of carrying out intervention activities with this population with the purpose of transmittinknowledge and interacting among them.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is emphasized that people with chronic diseases need self-care and, for this, they need to understand about adequate dietary intake, besides the use of insulin, in the case of DM, 12 reflecting, therefore, the importance of carrying out intervention activities with this population with the purpose of transmittinknowledge and interacting among them.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…25 It is believed that health education in a dialogical, critical and creative way is an increasingly current, necessary and effective strategy of health care, since, for the Unified Health System (UHS), health education is a set of practices with the potential to stimulate the autonomy of the people, from the incorporation of educational actions in the daily life of the health services. 13,26 It is recognized by the users of the Family Health Strategy that there are educational actions permeated by listening and dialogue. In practice, however, there are still educational actions centered on the hegemonic medical model, focusing on specific themes for certain population groups and with emphasis on the transmission of knowledge, not valuing the socio-historical context where the user is inserted and the repercussions for their health.…”
Section: Education Is Good! Because If You Do Not Study You Can Not mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This will be facilitated from the understanding of their experiences during the illness and therapy. In the face of this reality, the nurse, by encouraging the act of playing in the child care, will develop strategies that will enhance the children's capability, benefiting their creativity and development (10) . In that way, the nurse will take care of the children according to their reality, promoting their creativity and motivation of self-esteem to face the life with DM1.…”
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confidence: 99%