Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes education is an important part of a treatment plan. Diabetes educators and health care providers are available in many areas to teach essential skills needed after initial diagnosis of the disease. Appropriate education teaches people with diabetes how to incorporate the management principles of the disease into their daily lives and minimize dependence upon the health care provider. An education program is helpful to learn more about the disease process, how to control and live with diabetes, and intermediate and long-term complications …showed first 85 words of 833 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 833 total…to partially reverse the condition of insulin resistance in the tissues. The physician may add insulin injections, if a patient’s blood sugar level is still high.
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Establishing diabetes education and a health care team directed towards patient involvement in self care and prevention of complications is a model for a revolution in health care delivery and financing within the United States. At all levels --research, education, and clinical care- diabetes intervention is progressing rapidly and is at the cutting edge of its particular practice.
