Handbook of Diabetes Management
Zazworsky, Donna.
Boston, MA; Springer US; 2005. 372 p.
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Over 18 million Americans are afflicted. Nearlyas many are at risk. Diabetic conditions account for one-fifth ofthe nation's chronic health care burden. A public health crisis ofthis magnitude demands professional resources that applyevidence-based practical knowledge and anticipate the challengesthat lie ahead. The Handbook of Diabetes Management is one suchreference, addressing the complexity of the disease, the diversityof the populations it affects, and the continued improvement ofcare systems. - The latest findings on management and treatment -medication, nutrition, exercise, alternative therapies - pluspatient self-care and behavioral issues - An accessible overview ofdiabetic origins and disease processes - Up-close coverage ofspecific patient populations, including Latinos, Native Americans,rural communities, and the uninsured - In-depth discussion ofprediabetes, gestational diabetes, and foot conditions - Anassortment of invaluable tools, from depression assessmentinstruments to critical reviews of popular diets - Salient chapterson policy, regulatory, funding, marketing, and media issues -Innovative case studies from successful, replicable programs TheHandbook's message is clear effective diabetes management meanssupport at the individual, provider, and system levels. Thisforward-looking volume sets standards for proactive care, whetherreaders are involved in hands-on practice, patient education, orthe regional office.
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