Persons with insulin‐dependent diabetes mellitus: acceptance and coping ability

Richardson, Anette; Adner, Nils; Nordström, Gun

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2648.2001.01717.x

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“…This perspective is for example taken by Schneider et al (2011) in a study on psoriasis patients, or by Karlsson et al (1999) in a study on patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting. Richardson et al (2001) conclude that SOC measurements may help to individualize care for diabetes patients, Kenne et al (2013) come to similar conclusions for supporting women with breast cancer. Cederfjall et al (2002) suggest the development of a caring patient-provider relationship for HIV patients with low SOC scores.…”

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confidence: 63%

“…Concerning the severity of other symptoms, Ahola, Saraheimo, Forsblom, Hietala, and Groop (2010) and Richardson, Adner, and Nordstrom (2001) suggest that higher SOC scores are related to lower HbA1c values in diabetic patients, and Bergman, Malm, Karlsson, and Bertero (2009) report less angina attacks in heart patients with higher SOC scores. Li et al (2015) describe negative correlations between higher SOC scores, symptom duration, and symptom severity in general, and Tschan et al (2011) see a reduced likeliness of developing secondary somatoform dizziness after vestibular disease in patients with higher SOC.…”

Section: The Soc In Relation To Physical Symptomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Application of Salutogenesis in Hospitals

Dietscher¹,

Winter

2016

The Handbook of Salutogenesis

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confidence: 63%

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The Application of Salutogenesis in Hospitals

Dietscher¹,

Winter

2016

The Handbook of Salutogenesis

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“…Quanto às complicações agudas, percebemos que as colônias de fim de semana exercem papel fundamental na redução do índice de crises de hipoglicemias e cetoacidose diabética, como encontraram outros autores (6,7,10). Em uma colônia norte americana (Colorado, EUA) verificou-se a expansão de conhecimentos teórico-práticos associados a redução dos níveis de glicohemoglobina em pacientes submetidos a colônia de fim de semana e redução do número de internações por crises hipoglicêmicas nesse grupo de pacientes (10).…”

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“…Verificaram que pacientes com maior nível educacional aceitam melhor a doença e apresentam melhor controle metabólico. Em um estudo semelhante realizado na Índia, também pode se estabelecer a associação entre melhor padrão educacional, melhor controle glicêmico, menor número de internações e melhor convívio social (7).…”

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Projeto "Diabetes Weekend": Proposta de Educação em Diabetes Mellitus Tipo 1

Maia

Araújo

2002

Arq Bras Endocrinol Metab

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Arq Bras Endocrinol Metab vol 46 nº 5 Outubro 2002 RESUMOA educação em diabetes é parte imprescindível do tratamento do paciente, associado ao controle metabólico adequado, atividade físi-ca e dieta. O maior nível de conhecimento sobre a doença e suas complicações estão relacionadas a uma melhora da qualidade de vida, com redução do número de crises de hipoglicemia, menor número de internações hospitalares, melhor controle metabólico e maior aceitação da doença. Apresenta-se uma proposta de educação em diabetes na forma de colônia de fim de semana associada a educação via internet, através do projeto educacional Diabetes Weekend. Objetiva-se informar e alertar médicos e educadores da área de saúde da importância da educação em forma de colônia de fim de semana na prevenção de complicações agudas e crônicas do diabetes mellitus tipo 1 e seu impacto sobre a qualidade de vida dos pacientes. Education is essential for treatment of the diabetic patient. Adequate treatment involves good glycemic control, regular exercises, specific diet and education. High-level knowledge of diabetes is shown to reduce hypoglycemic episodes, chronic complications, and to increase acceptance of this disease and metabolic control, resulting in a better quality of life. Our experience with diabetes education is presented in this article. The major targets are to update, guide and elicit the doubts from health professionals regarding this recent and effective form of education in type 1 diabetes mellitus. The outcomes on quality of life for diabetic patient are discussed. ODIABETES MELLITUS (DM) é uma doença crônica, grave, de evolução lenta e progressiva, que acomete milhares de pessoas em todo mundo, necessitando de tratamento intensivo e orientação médica adequada. Após a conclusão do maior estudo envolvendo diabéticos tipo 1, o DCCT (Diabetes Control and Complications Trial) determinou que o tratamento disciplinado no DM tipo 1 permite prevenir ou retardar as complicações agudas e crônicas da doença (1). Para isso, é preciso um envolvimento harmonioso e contínuo de pacientes, família e profissionais de saúde, na busca de se atingir o equilíbrio biológico, psíquico e social do indivíduo (2).

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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction: effect on emotional distress in diabetes

2009

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Psychological distress is common in patients with diabetes. Little is known about the impact of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), a non-traditional, cognitive behavioural intervention designed to improve stress management skills, in patients with diabetes. The purpose of this retrospective analysis was to evaluate the impact of MBSR training on mood states in 25 individuals with diabetes. All participants completed the Profile of Mood States Short Form (POMS-SF) at baseline and following eight weeks of MBSR. Overall psychological distress measured by the total mood score (TMS) and six subscales – including tension/anxiety, depression/dejection, anger/hostility, fatigue/inertia, confusion/bewilderment and vigour/activity – were assessed. Overall mood, measured by the TMS, as well as all subscale mood measurements improved significantly from baseline following MBSR training. Compared to population means, those with diabetes had higher distress at baseline and similar levels of distress following MBSR training. The primary reason participants reported for enrolling in the MBSR course was to improve stress management skills. It was concluded that MBSR training is a promising, group-based intervention that can be used to decrease psychological distress in individuals with diabetes who perceive a need for training in stress management.

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Persons with insulin‐dependent diabetes mellitus: acceptance and coping ability

Abstract: It is important to individualize the care of subjects with IDDM and to identify the persons with low acceptance of their disease and a low sense of coherence.

Cited by 87 publications

References 15 publications

The Application of Salutogenesis in Hospitals

The Application of Salutogenesis in Hospitals

Projeto "Diabetes Weekend": Proposta de Educação em Diabetes Mellitus Tipo 1

Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction: effect on emotional distress in diabetes

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