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The current status and influential factors of self-management in 483 cases of diabetic patients / 重庆医学
Chongqing Medicine ; (36): 4390-4392,4394, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-598629
ABSTRACT
Objective To Know the present situation of diabetes′ self-management ,explore its influencing factors and provide theoretical evidences for conducting diabetic health education and improving patients′ level of self-management .Methods Using random sampling method ,we took 483 cases of diabetic patients concluded inpatient and outpatient from a first class hospital and two community hospitals who meet the inclusion criteria from March 2011 to April 2013 in Chongqing city .All patient were investi-gated with diabetes self-management questionnaire scale .Results 500 questionnaires ,received 483 valid questionnaires ,and the ef-fective rate of recovery is 96 .6% .Among 483 cases of diabetic patients in the investigation ,78 .7% of patients understood diabetes knowledge from medical staffs .In the aspect of following the treatment plandrug plan had the best executive power with 59% ;the average score of diabetes knowledge was (41 .747 ± 10 .23) ,score index was 51 .5% ;82 .2% of patients did ,not understand their value of glycated hemoglobin ,44 .5% of patients did not understand the two-hour postprandial blood glucose ;The average score of diabetes′self-care behaviors was(3 .59 ± 1 .249) ,score index was 51 .29% ,different score index accompany with different self-man-agement levels .Educational level ,retirees ,diet control ,blood glucose monitoring ,the understanding of diabetes knowledge were pro-tective factors for receiving health education .Conclusion Patients grasp diabetic knowledge are poorly in average ,the present situa-tion of patientsself-management is not optimistic ,it is better to increase the health education of diabetes′ self-management ,and make great efforts to improve diabetes′self-management skills .

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chongqing Medicine Year: 2013 Type: Article