Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care

With an alarmingly increased rate of the prevalence of diabetes and unsatisfactory quality of care among diabetes patients become the major issues. Viewing this, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUM had made an initiative to conduct a "Diabetes Education Workshop with Hands on Training on handling relat...

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Main Authors: May, Khin Soe, Mohamed Nazar, Nor Ilyani
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Language:English
Published: Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society 2015
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spelling iium-458312018-06-20T02:40:28Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/45831/ Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care May, Khin Soe Mohamed Nazar, Nor Ilyani HT Communities. Classes. Races RS Pharmacy and materia medica With an alarmingly increased rate of the prevalence of diabetes and unsatisfactory quality of care among diabetes patients become the major issues. Viewing this, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUM had made an initiative to conduct a "Diabetes Education Workshop with Hands on Training on handling related devices. The aim of workshop was not only to educate the diabetes patients and care givers but also to train them in handling of the useful devices. The activity of workshop included lectures by experienced health care providers and demonstration of devices and hands on training by experienced lecturers and laboratory personals. Questionnaires were distributed to all participants to evaluate their background knowledge related with diabetes prior to the lectures and training. Moreover, the participants' RBS, FBS and other physiological parameters were also checked and recorded. Total 66 participants who were 24 administrative staffs and 9 laboratory staffs from various faculties, 18 nurses, 14 care givers and a pharmacist attended. They were male 14 (21.2%) and female 52 (78.8%) and 61 (92.44%) Malay, 4 (6.1%) Chinese and only one (1.5%) Indian. Mean BMI value was 24.92 ±4.66, mean RBS 6.63±1.32 mmol/L, mean FBS 5.13±0.52 mmol/L, mean SBP 113.94±13.35 mmHg and mean DBP 74.13±10.86 mmHg were observed. Two male (3.3%) and 14 female (23.7%) were found to be abdominal obesity. Forty nine (74.2%) responded that they were satisfied with the knowledge and skill they gained from program and requested to continue it in next years. Such useful program is suggested to collaborate with other Universities in future. Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society 2015-11-14 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/45831/1/45831.pdf May, Khin Soe and Mohamed Nazar, Nor Ilyani (2015) Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care. Malaysian Journal of Pharmacy, 2 (1). p. 123. ISSN 1675-3666 http://www.mps.org.my/mpspsc2015/
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topic HT Communities. Classes. Races
RS Pharmacy and materia medica
spellingShingle HT Communities. Classes. Races
RS Pharmacy and materia medica
May, Khin Soe
Mohamed Nazar, Nor Ilyani
Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
description With an alarmingly increased rate of the prevalence of diabetes and unsatisfactory quality of care among diabetes patients become the major issues. Viewing this, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUM had made an initiative to conduct a "Diabetes Education Workshop with Hands on Training on handling related devices. The aim of workshop was not only to educate the diabetes patients and care givers but also to train them in handling of the useful devices. The activity of workshop included lectures by experienced health care providers and demonstration of devices and hands on training by experienced lecturers and laboratory personals. Questionnaires were distributed to all participants to evaluate their background knowledge related with diabetes prior to the lectures and training. Moreover, the participants' RBS, FBS and other physiological parameters were also checked and recorded. Total 66 participants who were 24 administrative staffs and 9 laboratory staffs from various faculties, 18 nurses, 14 care givers and a pharmacist attended. They were male 14 (21.2%) and female 52 (78.8%) and 61 (92.44%) Malay, 4 (6.1%) Chinese and only one (1.5%) Indian. Mean BMI value was 24.92 ±4.66, mean RBS 6.63±1.32 mmol/L, mean FBS 5.13±0.52 mmol/L, mean SBP 113.94±13.35 mmHg and mean DBP 74.13±10.86 mmHg were observed. Two male (3.3%) and 14 female (23.7%) were found to be abdominal obesity. Forty nine (74.2%) responded that they were satisfied with the knowledge and skill they gained from program and requested to continue it in next years. Such useful program is suggested to collaborate with other Universities in future.
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title Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
title_short Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
title_full Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
title_fullStr Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
title_full_unstemmed Basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
title_sort basic primary care approach: providing community with education and hands on training regarding diabetes care
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