Implementation and Early Impact of Diabetes Guidelines for Elderly Residents in Long-term Care Facilities in Nova Scotia

Cook, B.; Talbot, Pam; Macinnis, Ian C.

doi:10.1016/j.jcjd.2012.07.351

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“…One of the barriers to the implementation of the DCPNS Longterm Care Guidelines was the resistance of patients and their families to changes in glycemia management protocol (13). This resistance provided an opportunity to educate patients and their families about the potential harms of over-manage blood glucose.…”

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Identifying Persons with Diabetes Who Could Benefit from a Palliative Approach to Care

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Canadian Journal of Diabetes

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Rates of palliative enrollment for persons with diabetes are increasing. Diabetes care providers need to prepare patients and their families for changes in diabetes management that will be beneficial as end of life approaches. Collaboration among chronic disease programs, palliative care and primary care is advised to identify persons at end of life who have diabetes and to develop and implement care guidelines for this population.

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