Evaluation of Patients With Type 2 Diabetes and Their Families Understand the Relationship of Continuous Care by Type of Care



Ghrybvand MR¹ ; Salehi S¹ ; Esfahani MN² Show Affiliations
Source: Advances in Environmental Biology Published:2014

Abstract

Patients with diabetes mellitus increased awareness on various issues including the principles of self-care and continuous monitoring of blood glucose as close to normal by early and late disease has led to the prevention of Effects, the information and patient education can be as a vital component of nursing care in order to reduce patient referrals to named hospital. Patient education can be done in different ways this study aims to understand the relationship between the types of care for patients with type 2 diabetes and their families pursue a university hospital medical care was conducted in 2014.; Methods: This study is a cross-sectional study. The subjects included 140 patients with type 2 diabetes and 140 of their family members in the hospital of Medical Sciences (Al-Zahra-Amin, Sun, Jesus son of Mary) in 2014 patients during the hospitalization of their post discharge care follow-up to if (phone, office, face to face and pamphlets) were received. Data collection tool was a questionnaire which was used after the validity. Data analysis using spss software of descriptive and inferential statistics (Friedman test and correlation) was used.; Results: In this study, 140 patients with type 2 diabetes and 140 of their family members (and patients) were enrolled. Those patients 50.7% follow-up care through face-to-face, 20% of the brochure, 15% of classrooms, and 14.2% had received over the phone. Continuous care of their families is as well as face to face 64.4%, brochure 27.1%, classrooms, 17.9% and phone 8.6 percent. And between different types of care and continuous care by a four-step test, Pearson correlation can be seen (P <0.05).; Conclusions: There is a significant relationship between the findings showed that the types of care and continuous care to patients and families. These findings suggest that there are differences in perceived quality of care and follow-up care of patients and their families. And patients and their families with any type of care that is continuous are able to understand their care. © 2014 AENSI Publisher All rights reserved.