Definición de indicadores para una atención centrada en el paciente diabético tipo II. Estudio de consenso

Alcázar, Víctor Reyes; Carrillo, Irene; Solves, José Joaquín Mira; Expertos, Grupo de

doi:10.1016/j.jhqr.2021.05.004

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“…This set of indicators identified in our study helps shift the focus of outcome assessment in diabetes treatment from the pathology to the person, and in this case, to a group of people who share values, beliefs, and customs that require differentiated attention to achieve the intended outcomes. 22 …”

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“…the person, and in this case, to a group of people who share values, beliefs, and customs that require differentiated attention to achieve the intended outcomes. 22 There is a considerable inequity in the health of the indigenous populations globally, who are the world's most marginalized population groups. 23,24 There is a difference of up to 12 years in life expectancy between indigenous and nonindigenous people.…”

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Indicators for adequate diabetes care for the indigenous communities of Ecuador

Martín-Delgado

Noroña²,

Pazmiño³

et al. 2022

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Introduction Diabetes is the second leading cause of death in Ecuador, as 79% of the indigenous population live in rural areas that are difficult to access and have below‐average health resources. The objective of this study was to define person‐centred indicators to monitor the care received by patients with diabetes in the indigenous population. Method Qualitative research combining three focus groups (with the participation of 10 patients and 18 professionals) to capture relevant information and Delphi to reach a consensus on the pertinence, relevance, and feasibility of a set of indicators was conducted. Two rounds of the Delphi technique were performed, with the participation of 64 professionals in the first round (90% response rate) and 34 in the second round (53% response rate). Results A total of 23 indicators were identified which were distributed in the previously identified six dimensions (cosmovision, accessibility, adaptability to cosmovision, resources, equipment, community care, quality culture and results). Conclusions The consensus on the set of indicators among all the participants in this study strengthened the results obtained. These indicators have considered the feasibility and relevance and aimed to achieve comprehensive person‐centred care for diabetes among the indigenous population in Ecuador and possibly the Andean community. Patient or Public Contribution These indicators’ development included patients and caregivers since its conception. During the qualitative phase of this research, relevant information on cultural and social beliefs was gathered directly from the study population to achieve patient‐centred indicators for adequate diabetes care.

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Indicators for adequate diabetes care for the indigenous communities of Ecuador

Martín-Delgado

Noroña²,

Pazmiño³

et al. 2022

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“…This disease of type 2 diabetes has proven to be fatal for all patients because the hormone produced by the pancreas (insulin) is made in a scarce way. [2], complicating its use effectively in helping blood glucose get into parts of the muscles and liver [3], Therefore, given the lack of insulin, patients with diabetes mellitus are constantly injected with insulin [4]. Likewise, this disease of diabetes mellitus is commonly related to the increase in obesity.…”

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Self-detection System for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus by Aspiration of the Patient's Urinalysis

Meneses-Claudio

Vicuña-Ramirez

et al. 2023

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Diabetes mellitus is a very silent disease, which, according to various studies, has been growing every year, among them are patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus that is characterized by why they do not produce enough insulin in their body, causing them to inject insulin in an uncontrolled way, caused discomfort by the number of times they inject. Some patients do not know if they have type 2 diabetes, and over time several inefficient and expensive diabetes screening systems have been developed, limiting their use by everyone. Similarly, if this disease is not detected in time, it can compromise other parts of the body so it is always necessary to control your eating habit, on the other hand, this type 2 disease can be detected in fasting of the patient. According to the problem exposed, in this research a self-detection system of type 2 diabetes mellitus was carried out by aspirating a urinalysis to detect through the sweet smell of urine if the patient may have type 2 diabetes mellitus by means of gas sensors and carbon nanotubes fused by a microcontroller. Through the operation of the system, it was observed that the tests were performed with an efficiency of 98.99%, being an accepted value for a reliable and safe diabetes analysis, demonstrating that it can detect type 2 diabetes mellitus by aspirating the smell of urine.

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Definición de indicadores para una atención centrada en el paciente diabético tipo II. Estudio de consenso

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Indicators for adequate diabetes care for the indigenous communities of Ecuador

Indicators for adequate diabetes care for the indigenous communities of Ecuador

Self-detection System for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus by Aspiration of the Patient's Urinalysis

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