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| 1 | Adherence to self-care practices, glycemic status and influencing factors in diabetes patients in a tertiary care hospital in Delhi显示文摘AIM To assess the adherence to self-care practices,glycemic status and influencing factors in diabetes patients.METHODS This was a cross-sectional observational analysis of baseline data from a quasi-experimental study conducted among 375 diabetic patients aged between 18 to 65years at a major public tertiary care centre in New Delhi,India during February-September’2016.The Summary of Diabetes Self-care activities measure was used to assess medical adherence in diabetic patients.Open ended questions were used to identify facilitators and inhibitors of medical adherence.RESULTS Mean age of the study subjects was 49.7±10.2 years.A total of 201 men and 174 women were enrolled in the study.Three hundred nine(82.4%)subjects were adherent to their intake of anti-diabetic medication.On binary logistic regression,education level below primary school completion and absence of hypertensioncomorbidity were found to be independent predictors of medication non-adherence.Sociocultural resistance was an important factor impeding outdoor exercise among younger women.Knowledge of diabetes in the study subjects was low with mean score of 3.1±2(maximum score=10).Suboptimal glycemic control was found in259(69%)subjects which was significantly more likely in patients on Insulin therapy compared to those on Oral Hypoglycemic agents alone(P<0.006).DISCUSSION Our study found a large gap existed between selfreported medication adherence and glycemic control.This suggests the need for enhanced physician focus for diabetic patient management. | Saurav Basu Suneela Garg Nandini Sharma M Meghachandra Singh Sandeep Garg | 2018 | World Journal of Diabetes2018，9，5： | 4 |
| 2 | Diabetes self-care in primary health facilities in India-challenges and the way forward显示文摘India has approximately 73 million people living with diabetes and another 37 million with prediabetes while nearly 47% of the diabetes cases are undiagnosed. The high burden of poor glycemic control and early onset of complications with associated economic costs indicates a high prevalence of poor self-management practices. It is well-established that achieving patient-centered primary care consistent with a chronic care model ensures optimum diabetes self-management support and improves long-term clinical and health outcomes in diabetes patients. The public sector primary care system in India provides services free of cost to beneficiaries but lacks patient-centered care that undermines diabetes selfmanagement education and support. Furthermore, factors like poor patient knowledge of diabetes, suboptimal medication adherence, persistent clinical inertia, lack of data for monitoring and evaluation through clinical audit worsens the standards of diabetes care in primary care settings of India. There is a need for government initiatives to be directed towards the provision of comprehensive outpatient care that is inclusive of uninterrupted supply of drugs, provision of essential laboratory investigators, training and availability of qualified diabetes educators and availability of specialist support when required. Furthermore, the integration of depression screening and smoking cessation services at the primary care level is warranted. | Saurav Basu Nandini Sharma | 2019 | World Journal of Diabetes2019，10，6： | 2 |
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