Experience-based group education in Type 2 diabetes

Sarkadi, Anna; Rosenqvist, Urban

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2003.10.009

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“…Armour et al, in a nine-month Australian study, reported a retention rate of 78.7% (from 239 to 188 patients) [28]. A Swedish study reported an 83.1% retention rate in 12 months (from 77 to 64 patients) [29]. We note that the main causes of dropout among patients were related to the improvement in glycaemic control in the first 6 months of monitoring, lack of financial incentive and lack of time to attend appointments at the pharmacy.…”

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Effects of a pharmacotherapy follow-up in community pharmacies on type 2 diabetes patients in Brazil

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“…For once, diabetes is a chronic disease, and longitudinal studies of therapeutic interventions for diabetes have all concluded a slow deterioration of metabolic control as an effect of time, especially for patients in control conditions who were not under intensive therapeutic efforts [51,52]. In an earlier randomized controlled trial we conducted on a similar population it was evident that the control group followed the general trend for persons with diabetes, whereas the study population had managed to reverse the deterioration of their HbA 1c values [35]. Thus, halting the trend of deterioration, or indeed, reversing it, is a truly positive result in a diabetes educational program aiming to improve long-term outcomes.…”

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“…The program has been evaluated in an RCT with results indicating a significant difference between the intervention and control groups 24 months after baseline [35]. After having proved efficacious, the program was disseminated to several pharmacies throughout Sweden for a larger-scale trial period of 2 years; there were 14 locations with 18 pharmacists involved in this second phase of the study.…”

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The influence of participant's self-perceived role on metabolic outcomes in a diabetes group education program

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Rosenqvist

2005

Patient Education and Counseling

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“…Previos ensaios demostram que nem sempre se atingem estes objetivos entre pessoas com diabetes tipo 2 na assistência primária (39)(40)(41). Existindo necessidade de realizar avaliações periódicas, não apenas como parte de um aprendizado, mas também, no cotidiano do atendimento às pessoas com diabetes para identificar lacunas no conhecimento e reforçar o automanejo incluindo as dimensões biológica, psicológica e social, que influenciam potencialmente nas metas, além das dificuldades de acesso aos serviços públicos.…”

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Prevenção de complicações nos pés de pessoas com diabetes mellitus: Proposta de cuidado

Ochoa-Vigo¹,

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2012

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Prevenção de complicações nos pés de pessoas com diabetes mellitus. Prevenção de complicações nos pés de pessoas com diabetes mellitus: Proposta de cuidado.Preventing feet complications in people with diabetes mellitus: A health care proposal. Ochoa-Vigo Kattia 1 , Pace Ana Emilia RESUMOObjetivo: Avaliar uma proposta de cuidado para pessoas com diabetes mellitus tipo 2 atendidas em unidades de atenção secundaria da saúde na rede pública, com ênfase na prevenção de lesão nos pés. Material e metodo: tratase de um ensaio clínico randomizado, com 12 meses de seguimento e avaliações semestrais referentes ao conhecimento sobre o diabetes; dos cuidados com os pés e calçados; condições dermatológicas dos pés; uso de calçados apropriados; controle metabólico (Glicemia, HbA 1C, Colesterol Total, HDL, Trigliceridios) e da pressao arterial. Participaram do estudo 101 pessoas, sendo 49 do grupo intervenção, os quais participaram de um programa educativo visando o auto-cuidado durante seis semanas e, após esse periodo, houve seguimento individual mensal pelo enfermeiro para cuidados dos seus pés e reforço das necessidades educativas. O grupo controle recebeu cuidados rotineiros. Resultados: na primeira avaliação observou-se melhora nas variáveis relacionadas ao conhecimento sobre diabetes (p=0,005) e cuidados com os pés (p<0,000). Na segunda avaliação, ambas as variáveis mantiveram-se estáveis (p<0,0000), além de melhora nas condições dermatológicas dos pés (p<0,000) e no uso de calçados apropriados (p=0,0005). O controle metabólico e a pressão arterial não mostraram alterações no decorrer do estudo. Conclusão: o estudo mostrou a importância de monitorar os fatores desencadeantes de risco para complicações nos pés entre pessoas de baixo risco. Destacou também, a relevância do reforço na educação e seguimento da pessoa com diabetes. (Rev Med Hered 2009;20:77-78 Ochoa-Vigo K. et al. SUMMARYObjectives: to evaluate a health care proposal for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus attended at two public secondary health care units, emphasizing the prevention of foot lesions. Material an method: it is a randomized clinical study, consisting of a 12-month follow up and evaluations every semester regarding diabetes knowledge; foot and footwear care; dermatologic conditions of the foot; using appropriate footwear; controlling metabolism (Glucose, HbA 1C , Total Cholesterol, HDL, Triglycerides) and blood pressure. There were 101 participants, 49 of which comprised the intervention group by participating in a six-week group education program aimed at self-care. After this period, patients attended monthly individual follow-ups for foot care and continuing education. Followups were held by nurses. The control group received regular health care. Results: in the first evaluation, an improvement was observed regarding variables associated with diabetes knowledge (p=0.005) and foot care (p<0.000). In the second evaluation, both variables remained stable ((p<0.000), and there was improvement in the dermatologic condition of the feet (p<0.000)...

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Experience-based group education in Type 2 diabetes

Cited by 89 publications

References 19 publications

Effects of a pharmacotherapy follow-up in community pharmacies on type 2 diabetes patients in Brazil

Effects of a pharmacotherapy follow-up in community pharmacies on type 2 diabetes patients in Brazil

The influence of participant's self-perceived role on metabolic outcomes in a diabetes group education program

Prevenção de complicações nos pés de pessoas com diabetes mellitus: Proposta de cuidado

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