Pichardo-Hernández JH, Elizaldi-Lozano NE

Language: Spanish
References: 14
Page: 108-110
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ABSTRACT

Objective: to carry out a strategy addressed to diabetic patients to improve control of their disease. Methods: educational intervention with pre- and post-test measurements, in which, the group of 20 patients carried out their own control; it consisted of sessions managed by the multidisciplinary team, it was carried out a survey on self-knowledge previously posted and it was applied non-parametric statistics. Results: there was a group of 20 diabetic patients, at the beginning of the study; two-thirds obtained low ratings, which reversed at the end with 13 patients with high and averages scores, with statistical significance. Conclusions: educating the patient is a support for their control self-control, which, certainly, is the right path to achieve change in lifestyles. Our proposal is to make groups of self-control to promote teaching during early stages of the disease. There should assign more financial and human resources for better results.

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