Effect Observation of Process Diabetes Group Nursing on Patients with Diabetes Mellitus

Objective:Discuss the clinical effect of the process diabetes nurse group in the treatment of diabetes patients.Methods:A total of 58 patients with diabetes who received treatment in our hospital from January 2021 to June 2021 were selected,and the 58 patients were divided into two groups by random number table.In one group,29 patients were treated with process diabetes group nursing,which was recorded as the observation group;in the other group,29 patients were treated with conventional care,which was recorded as the control group.Nursing satisfaction,compliance behavior of patients,and adverse incidence were analyzed.Results:After nursing,the data of the two groups were summarized.The score of compliance behavior in the observation group was 91.23±4.56,which was significantly better than that in the control group(75.13土5.23).The t values of the score of compliance behavior were 12.4952,P<0.05.The qualified rate of fasting blood glucose in the observation group was 100%,which was significantly higher than that in the control group(62.07%),P<0.05.According to the questionnaire analysis,there were 18 patients in the observation group who were very satisfied,8 patients who were satisfied and 3 patients who were not satisfied,with a total satisfaction rate of 89.66%,and in the control group,there were 4 patients who were very satisfied,15 patients who were satisfied and 10 patients who were not satisfied,with a total satisfaction rate of 65.52%.The control group was significantly inferior to the observation group,and P<0.05 was regarded as statistically significant.Conclusion:Adopting the process of diabetes group nursing can effectively enhance the compliance behavior of patients,and effectively control the blood sugar index of patients,and improve the satisfaction degree of patients.

Study on treatment and nursing of elderly patients with gastric cancer complicated with diabetes

Objective To study and analyze the treatment and nursing of elderly patients with gastric cancer complicated with diabetes.Methods:different data were analyzed and summarized.Conclusion:the elderly patients with gastric cancer and diabetes can cooperate with the control of blood glucose during the surgical treatment,and strengthen the nursing before and after the operation.

The Role of Nurses in Diabetes Care: A Qualitative Study

Purpose: Nurses are key players in the care of diabetes patients. It is not clear how nurses experience the diabetes care role within a multidisciplinary care context. This article reports the perspectives of nurses working in one National Health Service trust in the United Kingdom, about their role in diabetes care. Methods: The study employed a descriptive qualitative approach. Participants were nurses who worked in two diabetes clinics in one National Health Service trust in the United Kingdom. The study included 10 female participants, who provided nursing care to patients with diabetes. Data were collected between May and September 2017. Results: Three themes were generated in relation to the role of nurse in diabetes care: 1) Nurses’ performed role: the role performed by nurses in diabetes care was regarded as complex and one that required appropriate preparation and support;2) Implications of the nurses’ performance: nurses engaged in multiple activities that aimed at providing holistic and patient centred care, and 3) Challenges facing nurses in diabetes care: nurses reported facing significant challenges that interfered with their care role and which could negatively affect patient outcomes. Conclusions: Nurses play a critical role in the care of diabetes patients and require significant support to undertake their role.