Effect of compliance in self-monitoring of glycemia in type 2 diabetics treated with insulin on the disease compensation
Authors:
Ľ. Majerníková; T. Fertaľová; G. Kuriplachová; I. Ondriová
Authors‘ workplace:
Vedúca katedry: PhDr. Dagmar Magurová, PhD.
; Fakulta zdravotníckych odborov
; Katedra ošetrovateľstva
; Prešovská univerzita
Published in:
Prakt. Lék. 2018; 98(2): 83-87
Category:
Of different specialties
Overview
he aim of this study was to monitor, analyze and evaluate the differences in barriers to the implementation of self-monitoring of blood glucose among type 2 diabetics on insulin, depending of education provided to enhance compliance regarding the implementation and monitoring of glucose control after-treatment regimen. To explore attitudes about diabetes self-monitoring of blood glucose, we used a standardized questionnaire Diabetes Care Profile. The sample consisted of 411 patients with type 2 diabetes on insulin in the Presov region. Attitudes towards the need to implement self-monitoring of blood glucose of compared groups of patients differed significantly in barriers to self-monitoring (p < 0.05) and assessment of skills for coping with self-monitored blood glucose (p < 0.05) in favor of the respondents implemented to enhance the education of professionals through compliance. Correctly implemented affects the education of knowledge and skills and attitudes followed by diabetics to manage their disease.
Keywords:
compliance – selfmonitoring – education – diabetes mellitus – glycemia – barriers of self-monitoring
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