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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The Effectiveness of Diabetes Shared Care Model and Factors Associated with Glycemic Control in Diabetics Patients-a Case of Medical Center

Lin, Cheng-chung 17 July 2005 (has links)
PURPORSE¡GThis purpose of the study is to investigate the effectiveness of diabetes shared care model (DSCM)and the factors associated with extent of glycemic control. METHOD¡GWe analyzed 212 patients who completed the five shared care visits and 739 patients who completed the second follow-up visit. Patients are recruited from a department of Endocrinology of medical center located in southern part of Taiwan. Data used in this study were collected from the patients¡¦ medical records. To evaluate effectiveness of diabetes shared care model¡]dietary compliance, exercise behavior compliance, clinical indicators¡^and to examine the factors associated with the hemoglobulin A1c is the purpose of the study. RESULT¡G In 212 patients completing the 5 visits, the compliance of carbohydrate consumption was significantly improved, however, there was no significant improvement in those of calories and fat consumption. Further analysis in 739 patients who completed the second follow-up visit, we found that the compliance of calories and fat consumption was significantly improved. The compliance of carbohydrate was improved, but not reaching significant difference. Although the compliance of 212 patients¡¦ exercise behavior was not significantly improved, the compliance of 739 patients¡¦ exercise behavior was significantly improved. The improvement of clinical indicators following participating the DCSM are as followed¡G 1.The hemoglobulin A1c¡]before¡G8.1% vs after¡G7.9%¡AP=0.04¡^¡Bfasting plasma glucose¡]before¡G164.1mg/dL vs after¡G136.8 mg/dL¡AP<0.01¡^¡Btotal cholesterol ¡]before¡G200.9mg/dL vs after¡G187.3 mg/dL¡AP<0.01¡^¡Blow density lipoprotein¡]LDL¡^¡]before¡G121.0mg/dL vs posttest¡G113.1 mg/dL¡AP<0.01¡^¡Bhigh density lipoprotein¡]HDL¡^¡]before¡G42.6mg/dL vs posttest¡G46.2 mg/dL¡AP<0.01¡^of 212 patients were significantly improved. On the other hand, the triglyceride¡]pretest¡G159.9mg/dL vs after¡G152.2 mg/dL¡AP=0.71¡^¡Bsystolic blood pressure¡]before¡G132.5mmHg vs after¡G137.3 mmHg¡AP=0.34¡^and diastolic blood pressure¡]before¡G79.5 mmHg vs after¡G78.4 mmHg¡AP=0.09¡^of 212 patients were not significantly improved. 2.In 739 patients who only completing the second follow-up visit, the hemoglobulin A1c¡Bfasting plasma glucose¡Bdiastolic blood pressure were significantly improved but the systolic blood pressure was remain unchanged. Finally, multivariate regression modeling was used to investigate the factors associated with extent of glycemic control improvement (first visit HbA1c-annual visit HbA1c) in 212 patients competing the annual visit. After adjusting for age and sex, patients¡¦ sex, level of first visit hemoglobulin A1c and level of first visit triglyceride was associated with the extent of glycemic control.

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