Bluthochdruck 1991
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-75722-8_14
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Ambulantes Behandlungs- und Schulungsprogramm für Patienten mit Hypertonie

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“…The first (treatment A) was a didactic‐oriented intervention focusing on the acquisition of knowledge, skills and information about the correct treatment of diabetes. This course lasted for four lessons (90 min each) and was conducted in a group setting [24]. This programme has been well assessed and since the late 1980s has been commonly used for diabetes education in Germany [25].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first (treatment A) was a didactic‐oriented intervention focusing on the acquisition of knowledge, skills and information about the correct treatment of diabetes. This course lasted for four lessons (90 min each) and was conducted in a group setting [24]. This programme has been well assessed and since the late 1980s has been commonly used for diabetes education in Germany [25].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inspiriert durch die Schulungserfolge des Schweizer Arztes Frederick Assal wurden von der Düsseldorfer Gruppe um Berger, Jörgens, Grüsser, Mühl-hauser und Mitarbeitern bereits in den 1980er Jahren Schulungsprogramme entwickelt, evaluiert und erfolgreich in die klinische Praxis implementiert [24,25,26,27]. Der Prozess -ausgehend von der Theoriebildung über die Programmerstellung, die Evaluation und anschließende Implementierung -wird sehr eindrucksvoll von Mühlhauser u. Berger [12] beschrieben.…”
Section: Deutschland Vorreiter In Diabeteschulungunclassified
“…The programme aimed to achieve individual treatment goals primarily by non-pharmacological means, on the basis of group teaching delivered by the practice's paramedical personnel [43]. The teaching was based on a written curriculum [44]. Group education was for 3 to 8 patients comprising 4 weekly sessions.…”
Section: Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Group education was for 3 to 8 patients comprising 4 weekly sessions. A set of teaching materials were made available for personnel and patients [44,45]. Essential components of the programme were definition of individual treatment goals, glucosuria self-monitoring, simple nutritional recommendations, trial of withdrawal of oral agents, foot care, involvement of patients in the monitoring of complications.…”
Section: Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%