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Study outlines factors associated with untreated diabetes | AHRQ Archive

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May 01, 2012 - Study outlines factors associated with untreated diabetes Research Activities, May 2012, No. 381 … reported treating their diabetes with diet, but not drugs, and 2.4 percent reported not using any of … Lack of resources is also strongly associated with use of diet only to control diabetes. … representative sample of adults diagnosed with diabetes that is administered annually. … See "Adults with diagnosed and untreated diabetes. Who are they? How can we reach them?" by Dr.

Diabetes Planned Visits-Oregon Health & Science University | Archive AHRQ

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October 01, 2014 - Diabetes Planned Visits-Oregon Health & Science University | Archive AHRQ Your … Toolkit for Implementing the Chronic Care Model in an Academic Environment Diabetes Planned Visits-Oregon … Diabetes Planned Visits Oregon Health & Science University Prior to Planned Visits Team Huddle … Science University's regular Monday morning meeting, a medical assistant prints and distributes Patient Diabetes … plans that support the development of confident, informed patients with skills to self-manage their diabetes

Diabetes Planned Visits-Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Archive AHRQ

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October 01, 2014 - Diabetes Planned Visits-Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Archive AHRQ Your … The Planned Diabetes Visit includes the following process: The Patient Care Technician (PCT) asks … the patient at check-in if he or she has diabetes. … The nurse performs a mandatory diabetes foot exam and reviews medicines with the patient, entering the … The physician reviews the patient's updated "just-in-time" information on the Diabetes Dashboard and

¿Cómo enfrentar la diabetes durante el embarazo? | AHRQ Archive

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March 21, 2011 - ¿Cómo enfrentar la diabetes durante el embarazo? … Mar 21 2011 ¿Cómo enfrentar la diabetes durante el embarazo? By Dra. … Si está embarazada y el médico le ha informado que tiene diabetes gestacional, no se alarme. … La diabetes gestacional sólo se da en las mujeres embarazadas y generalmente desaparece después del parto … Tener diabetes significa que existe un problema de azúcar alta en la sangre.

Research Activities, December 2004: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: Diabetes-specific knowledge is associated with performance of self-management activities but not with outpatient care

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December 01, 2004 - Research Activities, December 2004: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: Diabetes-specific knowledge is … and prevent diabetes complications, according to a new study. … from three managed care plans to assess their diabetes knowledge and self-management activities. … in addition to self-managing their diabetes could increase the benefits of patient education. … Diabetes Care 27, pp. 2325-2329.

Research Activities, November 2007: Child/Adolescent Health: A skin condition may identify young patients at risk for developing type 2 diabetes

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November 01, 2007 - Child/Adolescent Health: A skin condition may identify young patients at risk for developing type 2 diabetes … , even after controlling for diabetes risk factors, age, and body mass index. … Individuals with this skin condition are likely to have other risk factors for type 2 diabetes, such … , body mass index, and number of type 2 diabetes risk factors. … The more diabetes risk factors that were present, the higher the prevalence of AN.

One in 16 women hospitalized for childbirth has diabetes | AHRQ Archive

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February 16, 2011 - Previous Page Next Page Table of Contents Contents Feature Story Research comparing diabetes … more than doubled between 1996 and 2007 One in 16 women hospitalized for childbirth has diabetes U.S … Both pre-existing diabetes and gestational diabetes can produce risks for the mother and her infant. … Gestational diabetes usually goes away after delivery. … women who didn't have diabetes ($3,800).

Research Activities, June 2002: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: People who have diabetes are twice as likely to use complementary and alternative medicine as other patients

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June 01, 2002 - Research Activities, June 2002: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: People who have diabetes are twice … People with diabetes are much more likely than other patients to use complementary and alternative … were 1.6 times as likely to use CAM as people without diabetes (8 vs. 5 percent). … Individuals who had only diabetes were twice as likely to use CAM, whereas those with diabetes and additional … Silverstein, M.D., in the February 2002 Diabetes Care 25(2), pp. 324-329.

Research Activities, January 2007: Disparities/Minority Health: Trust in medical care does not differ by race among indigent people with diabetes, but more trust can improve their quality of life

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January 01, 2007 - Disparities/Minority Health: Trust in medical care does not differ by race among indigent people with diabetes … Trust in medical care does not differ by race among indigent people with diabetes, but more trust can … item Perceived Control (of diabetes) Questionnaire, and a 12-item health status survey. … type 2 diabetes," by Drs. … Egede and Michel, in the January 2006 Diabetes Care 29(1), pp. 131-132.

Research Activities, January/February 1999: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: Negative provider attitudes toward diabetes and its management may be barriers to better care for diabetic adults

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February 01, 1999 - Activities, January/February 1999: Outcomes/Effectiveness Research: Negative provider attitudes toward diabetes … , may be barriers to better care for patients with adult-onset diabetes. … rated hyperlipidemia and arthritis as easier to treat than diabetes. … More details are in "Attitudes of primary care providers toward diabetes," by Drs. … Larme and Pugh, in Diabetes Care 21(9), pp. 1391-1396, 1998.

Treating Americans With Diabetes Cost Hospitals $83 Billion | AHRQ Archive

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August 13, 2010 - Treating Americans With Diabetes Cost Hospitals $83 Billion | AHRQ Archive … Treating Americans With Diabetes Cost Hospitals $83 Billion AHRQ News and Numbers, August 13, 2010 … In that year, nearly one of every five hospitalizations involved a person with diabetes. … and roughly 7.2 million stays for patients who had other conditions in addition to diabetes. … This AHRQ News and Numbers is based on data in Hospital Stays for Patients with Diabetes, 2008 .

Research Activities, April 2006: Patient Safety and Quality: Studies examine ways to improve the quality of diabetes care

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April 01, 2006 - Activities, April 2006: Patient Safety and Quality: Studies examine ways to improve the quality of diabetes … Studies examine ways to improve the quality of diabetes care For people with diabetes, lowering their … blood sugar to normal or near-normal levels is the benchmark of diabetes care quality. … The burden of diabetes disproportionately affects low-income and black patients. … Diabetes Care 28(11), pp. 2655-2661.

Keeping diabetes under control is still elusive for many Americans | AHRQ Archive

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July 01, 2009 - Page 1 of 1 Publication # 09-RA010 Keeping diabetes … Overall, about 55 percent of American adults with diabetes had their blood sugar and total cholesterol … Diabetes is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, with $116 billion spent on medical … The report also indicates that another 6 million Americans may have diabetes but don't know it. … From 2002 to 2006, the percentage of people with diabetes who had their blood pressure under control

Research Activities, July 2004: Clinical Decisionmaking: Researchers focus on primary care for diabetes and use of a rapid-turnaround test to measure blood glucose

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July 01, 2004 - "Little time for diabetes management in the primary care setting." … Diabetes Educator 30(1), pp. 126-135. … patients and even less time spent on diabetes management. … care, and many standard diabetes care items were omitted. … Diabetes Care 27(2), pp. 335-339.

Table 1. Physician Specialty and Glycemic Control: Summary Findings | AHRQ Archive

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November 01, 2001 - Physician Specialty and Glycemic Control: Summary Findings Improving Care for Diabetes Patients Through … Starting insulin therapy in patients with type 2 diabetes. … What do internal medicine residents need to enhance their diabetes care? … Outcomes of patients with hypertension and non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus treated by different … Note: According to the American Diabetes Association, an HbA 1c value of 4-6 percent is considered

AHRQ News and Numbers: Hospitals Treat More Than Half a Million Patients for Diabetes

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October 18, 2005 - AHRQ News and Numbers: Hospitals Treat More Than Half a Million Patients for Diabetes … Hospitals Treat More Than Half a Million Patients for Diabetes This … in 2003, ranking diabetes among the top 20 conditions treated in U.S. hospitals. … The "National Bill" for hospital stays for diabetes with complications totaled $10 billion. … The mean charge for hospital stays for diabetes with complications was about $20,700.

Research Activities, December 2003: Clinical Decisionmaking: Researchers focus on diabetes care

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December 01, 2003 - Research Activities, December 2003: Clinical Decisionmaking: Researchers focus on diabetes care … Researchers focus on diabetes care Diabetes affects nearly 8 percent of U.S. adults and 19 percent … Diabetes Care 26, pp. 2451-2456. … and may accelerate the onset of diabetes complications. … treatment, and perhaps even increases longevity among patients who have diabetes.

2007 National Healthcare Quality Report: Data Tables Appendix--Table 1.19

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March 29, 2022 - Table 1.19 Percent of adults age 40 and over with diabetes who had all three exams in the past year: … e Adult diabetes population, age 40 and over.

2007 National Healthcare Quality Report: Data Tables Appendix--Table 1.21

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March 29, 2022 - Table 1.21 Percent of adults age 40 and over with diabetes who reported receiving a lipid profile in … e Adult diabetes population, age 40 and over.

Empowerment approach to diabetes education works better than the traditional didactic approach | AHRQ Archive

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July 01, 2011 - Chronic Disease Metformin remains the medication of first choice in treating type 2 diabetes Empowerment … approach to diabetes education works better than the traditional didactic approach Preventive care for … Diabetes education related to the diabetes ABCs remains wedded to traditional didactic approaches in … A key strategy involved introducing the diabetes ABCs by mapping it to a weather prediction concept, … diabetes ABCs.

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