Effect of Targeted Health Education on Life Style of Patients with Diabetes
Gao Hong
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Gao Hong
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Objective To investigate the effect of targeted health education on life Style of patients with diabetes. Methods We divided 100 cases of diabetes randomly into group A(40 cases)and Group B(60 cases). A collective health education lecture for group A was carried out once a week and group B received one to one targeted psychological care. We observed how much diabetes-related knowledge two groups grasped before and after health education as well as FPG,2h PBG,and HbA1c changes. Results After the health education,100 patients with diabetes had much more understanding of the disease,and the mental status and unhealthy life style in group B were obviously changed than group A,with a significant difference between those with the health education and those without the education(P0.05). Conclusion The targeted health education of the diabetic patients can help patients control blood sugar,enhance their self-health care and risk guard consciousness,improve treatment,quality of life and quality of life and reduce the financial burden on society and the family.
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Objective To investigate the effect of targeted health education on life Style of patients with diabetes. Methods We divided 100 cases of diabetes randomly into group A(40 cases)and Group B(60 cases). A collective health education lecture for group A was carried out once a week and group B received one to one targeted psychological care. We observed how much diabetes-related knowledge two groups grasped before and after health education as well as FPG,2h PBG,and HbA1c changes. Results After the health education,100 patients with diabetes had much more understanding of the disease,and the mental status and unhealthy life style in group B were obviously changed than group A,with a significant difference between those with the health education and those without the education(P0.05). Conclusion The targeted health education of the diabetic patients can help patients control blood sugar,enhance their self-health care and risk guard consciousness,improve treatment,quality of life and quality of life and reduce the financial burden on society and the family.
Key concepts: Medicine, Health education, Diabetes mellitus, Life style, Quality of life (healthcare), Disease, Life quality, Gerontology