It appears many people with diabetes are unaware of the NSF guidelines

Article Abstract:

The National Service Framework (NSF) has taken lot many steps to improve the standard and quality of care for people with diabetes with a consistent provision of the diabetic services. The review shows that in spite of all the efforts taken by NSF, people are still not well versed with the guidelines and provisions of NSF and hence should be provided with proper knowledge about the disease for a more effective outcome.

Analysis, Medical care, Medical care quality

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Delivering patient education for people with diabetes

Article Abstract:

Structured patient education is very important for successful self-management of diabetes, as a patient should understand their condition and the consequences of non-adherence to treatment. Patient education programs empower those with diabetes to manage their condition effectively and help them minimize the risk of complications.

Services information, Methods, Services, Education, Patient education, Self-care, Health, Self care (Health)

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Footwear and offloading for patients with diabetes

Article Abstract:

The article analyzes the necessity of proper and appropriate footwear for patients suffering from diabetes. It is necessary for diabetics to wear proper footwear in order to avoid the complications of neuropathy and ischaemia.

Health aspects, Footwear, Grooming

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