... Improve control of diabetes. Many doctors (and people with diabetes do not) believe that self-control of blood glucose levels, the results are correct, and that the changes will be an appropriate treatment. The central role of specialist nurses in diabetes support, education and counseling for people with diabetes through changes in treatment on the basis of self-control erscheintti pil manipment our Arzneimittel to improve the control of glucose. FONSTATACIONES This article presents a study based on the accuracy of the results of the glucose meter. It will also provide valuable information about the person with diabetes, "the feelings and attitudes towards self-monitoring of blood glucose.
The issues that surround people with diabetes, their blood glucose levels is the main attraction of the attention of Medienparticuliertion. Issues related toclinical practice, such as abuse, lack of education and training were (Cavan and Hawthorn, 2004, Kerr, 2004; regulatory authority for pharmaceuticals and medical products, 2004, Reynolds and Strachan, 2004), leads to a restriction requirement meters and controversial proposals, the results are inaccurate (Rosindale et al, 2004).
In 2004, diabetes in the United Kingdom attitudecom tests and the practice of pro-healthcare professionals and patients (Diabetes UK, 2004a; Diabetes UK, 2004b). The above results support the problem of unequal levels of education to health professionals and on the correctness of the important quality that patients want their feet (Diabetes UK, 2004b).
In the same year, Owens et al (2004) has established guidelines for self-monitoring of blood glucose (AGS) type 1 and type 2-diabetes. Even at this time, Forum Follow-up of diabetes (DMF; Cavan and Hawthorn, 2004), a multidisciplinary group of medical professionals, the health of workers, in order to control the blood sugar defolletos for use by the person with diabetes. Both approaches are positive steps towards the attainment of clarity, which seems to be a difficult bugiazione. Owens et al (2004) and DMF (Cavan and Hawthorn, 2004) refers to a large extent on the absolute necessity, and for monitoring blood glucose at home, treatmentg for all situations and in a manner that is easy to in clinical practice. However, the leaflets of the CPO situaticon has a more practical level, focusing on the patient, if necessary, people with diabetes, which advises specification function of your treatment. The brochures also the responsibility of health professionals who Bildun
