Transdisciplinariedad efectiva en el cuidado de la diabetes: Diagnóstico PRECEDE

Piciochi, Claudia Fernandez; Pedrola, José Luis Bimbela; Santamera, Antonio Sarría; Saborido, C Martin

doi:10.1016/j.endinu.2020.10.010

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“…PWD and AX‐DP show higher use of services and a lower perceived QoL and functional status, as indicated by significantly higher losses in productivity. Due to this, these psychological and emotional comorbidities must be systematically explored as part of the therapeutic strategies for meeting these unmet needs 12‐20 . As societies continue to attempt to achieve more with less, by developing more agile systems, and increasing efficiency, it is crucial to address the physical and mental limitations of conditions like DM, AX or DP, which are among the main causes of overall productivity loss 52 .…”

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“…Transdisciplinary care can better address psychosocial barriers to DM management, improving outcomes via enhanced assessment of patients' needs and resources, better transdisciplinary and patient‐professional communication, and more comprehensive collaboration 10,12,17,20 …”

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“…56 Transdisciplinary care can better address psychosocial barriers to DM management, improving outcomes via enhanced assessment of patients' needs and resources, better transdisciplinary and patient-professional communication, and more comprehensive collaboration. 10,12,17,20 We have brought together epidemiological data, and health and social costs to broaden our understanding of the magnitude of this disease, to highlight this unmet need that requires further attention in clinical practice and re-search, to put the early diagnosis and treatment of these psychological comorbidity factors on the agenda of health systems.…”

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“…The complexity of DM is reflected in the fact that it requires an integrated process of activities, multiple decision‐making, and different levels of measuring results 4,15,16 . Transdisciplinary care (TDC) is the combined delivery of DM care by teams from different disciplines who share their knowledge base and tools from their respective professions, thereby producing improved health outcomes 17 . TDC can better address psychosocial barriers to DM management, improving outcomes via enhanced assessment of patients' needs and resources, better inter‐disciplinary and patient‐professional communication, and more comprehensive collaboration to resolve problems that overlap disciplines.…”

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“…4,15,16 Transdisciplinary care (TDC) is the combined delivery of DM care by teams from different disciplines who share their knowledge base and tools from their respective professions, thereby producing improved health outcomes. 17 TDC can better address psychosocial barriers to DM management, improving outcomes via enhanced assessment of patients' needs and resources, better inter-disciplinary and patient-professional communication, and more comprehensive collaboration to resolve problems that overlap disciplines. In this way, psychological and emotional comorbidities may be systematically evaluated due to their high prevalence and effect on self-care management.…”

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The economic burden of anxiety and depression on the working age population with diabetes in Spain

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Health Planning & Management

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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a complex, chronic, multifactorial, and costly health problem representing 8% of total public health expenditures in Spain. The objective of this study was to analyse the prevalence and costs of Anxiety (AX) and Depression (DP) in the Spanish working population with DM. Data were obtained from the National Health Survey of Spain 2017. A multivariate analysis was conducted to predict the use of resources and absenteeism/presenteeism. Direct and indirect costs were calculated. The final population analysed contained 15,822 subjects (18–65 years old). DM prevalence was 4.8%, and AX‐DP 10.6% (50.5% were men). Self‐diagnosed health was rated as regular, poor or very poor in 89% of DM subjects with DP‐AX. The average costs estimated were €24,643.41 for DM subjects with AX‐DP and €20,059.53 for those with only DM. The total estimated 2017 economic impact of DM was 2.4% of Spanish gross domestic product (13% directly related to DP‐AX). Indirect costs represented 72.7% of total DP‐AX costs. Spanish society is paying a considerable price for the incidence of DP‐AX levels with DM in the working population. This global challenge has important repercussions for individuals' quality of life, health systems, and countries' development and economic growth.

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confidence: 99%