Diabetes mellitus treatment—Related medical knowledge among health care providers

Impact of diabetes continuing education on health care professionals’ attitudes towards diabetes care in a Yemeni city

“…Although the prevalence of diabetes mellitus (DM) is spiraling to epidemic proportions, healthcare providers still continue to struggle with providing optimal care and education throughout the world [1,2] . Individuals with DM need systematic monitoring by a collaborative healthcare team providing the patient with the tools necessary to manage the disease with emphasis on patient self-care.…”

How Did I Feel Before Becoming Diabetes Resilience? A Qualitative Study in Adult Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

“…Demographic data shows that the majority of participants have senior high school education. Increasing knowledge about diabetes mellitus care becomes very important (Shahla et al, 2017). So that participants can do diabetes management properly.…”

“…Increased good knowledge and the role of health workers can reduce psychological disorders and dietary disorders experienced by participants (Shahla et al, 2017). Participants revealed that with the support of immediate family or health workers can provide encouragement and provide a sense of attention (Litchman et al, 2018;Saidi et al, 2019).…”

Are residents receiving the training needed within their residency programs to optimally manage patients with diabetes?

“…stroke and myocardial infarction). The training residents gain in Family Medicine (FM) and Internal Medicine (IM) residency programs provide a critical foundation for their knowledge on diabetes management; however, previous studies show room for improvement in FM and IM residents' knowledge of core competencies of diabetes care [5,6].…”