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Diabetes Education In Children With Type 1 Diabetes and Their Families

Tip 1 Diyabetli Çocuk Ve Ailelerinde Diyabet Eğitimi

Pages
447–455
Publication Date
2022-06-20
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Children and their families should be able to be independent, strong, and well-being physically and mentally at all points in their lives.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The survival of children and young people with type 1 diabetes as a healthy individual depends on the diabetes education given by the multidisciplinary pediatric diabetes team, in which the diabetic individual plays a central role.
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Key Findings & Data:With successful education, individuals with Type 1 diabetes and their families should be able to solve problems.
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Conclusion & Impact:Children and their families should be able to be independent, strong, and well-being physically and mentally at all points in their lives.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Tip 1 diyabet · Diyabet eğitimi · yapılandırılmış eğitim

Abstract

The survival of children and young people with type 1 diabetes as a healthy individual depends on the diabetes education given by the multidisciplinary pediatric diabetes team, in which the diabetic individual plays a central role. With successful education, individuals with Type 1 diabetes and their families should be able to solve problems. It should be able to manage its blood sugar on its own. It should be strengthened and motivated to use knowledge and practical skills. Before starting the diabetes education of the child and family; components such as health beliefs and attitudes, basic diabetes knowledge, cultural status, self-management skills, readiness to learn, general and health literacy, learning style, ability, financial status, family and social support should be evaluated.Diabetes education should be started at the time of first diagnosis for all individuals with diabetes and their families. It should be given regularly, in accordance with age and developmental characteristics. It should be repeated once a year or more often. Successful education should not only provide information but also improve the quality of life. At the same time, starting from the moment of diagnosis, it should continue throughout life. Children and their families should be able to be independent, strong, and well-being physically and mentally at all points in their lives.

Özet

Tip 1 diyabetli çocuk ve gençlerin sağlıklı bir birey olarak yaşamını sürdürmesi, diyabetli bireyin merkezi rol oynadığı, multidisipliner çocuk diyabet ekibi tarafından verilen diyabet eğitimine bağlıdır. Başarılı eğitim ile Tip 1 diyabetli bireyler ve aileleri problem çözebilmelidir. Kan şekerlerini kendi kendine yönetebilmelidir. Bilgi ve pratik becerileri kullanma konusunda güçlenmeli, motive olmalıdır. Çocuk ve ailenin diyabet eğitimine başlanmadan önce; sağlık inanç ve tutumları, temel diyabet bilgisi, kültürel durumu, özyönetim becerileri, öğrenmeye hazır olma durumu, genel ve sağlık okuryazarlığı, öğrenme stili, yeteneği, mali durumu, aile ve sosyal destek gibi bileşenleri değerlendirilmelidir. Diyabet eğitimi, diyabetli tüm bireylere ve ailelerine ilk tanı anında başlanmalıdır. Düzenli bir şekilde, yaş ve gelişimsel özelliklerine uygun olarak verilmelidir. Yılda bir kez veya daha sıklıkla tekrar edilmelidir. Başarılı eğitim sadece bilgi vermekle kalmamalı, yaşam kalitesini de iyileştirmelidir. Tanı anından başlayarak yaşam boyu devam etmelidir. Çocuklar ve aileleri yaşamlarının tüm noktalarında bağımsız, güçlü, fiziksel ve ruhsal açıdan iyilik halinde olabilmelidirler.

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DEMİR, G., AKCAY, N. (2022). Diabetes Education In Children With Type 1 Diabetes and Their Families. Turkish Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 2, 447–455. https://ajindex.com/articles/705129

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