Living With Diabetes and Kidney Disease

Over a threx-year period, 54 health professionals at tended three two-day workshops designed to improve diabetes patient education programs, par ticularly program manage ment and evaluation of skills. A commitment-to- change strategy was used to determine the long-term effectiveness of the workshops. Fifty-nine per cent overall of the com mitments to change were reported as attained in the six-month follow-up surveys. The evidence suggests not only that the workshops were suc cessful, but that measurable changes in participants' programs can be attained in a cost- effective manner.

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Evaluating a Workshop Model for Improving Diabetes Patient Education Programs: Is It Really Successful?

Cook

Cohen

1986

Diabetes Educ

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Evaluating a Workshop Model for Improving Diabetes Patient Education Programs: Is It Really Successful?

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