Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition characterized by elevated blood glucose levels due to insulin deficiency or resistance. Effective management of diabetes necessitates comprehensive self-care practices, including blood glucose monitoring, adherence to medication, dietary modifications, and regular physical activity.
Nurses play a pivotal role in delivering health education to diabetic patients, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required for effective self-management. Through structured education programs, nurses can enhance patients' understanding of their condition, promote adherence to treatment regimens, and encourage lifestyle modifications that mitigate complications.
At the University of Jos Teaching Hospital, the integration of nurse-led health education into patient care aims to improve self-care practices among diabetic patients. However, the effectiveness of these educational interventions in fostering sustainable self-management behaviors remains underexplored.
Despite the implementation of nurse-led health education programs, many diabetic patients continue to exhibit suboptimal self-care practices, leading to poor glycemic control and increased risk of complications. This issue raises concerns about the adequacy and effectiveness of the current educational strategies employed by nurses at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital.
Identifying the gaps in knowledge transfer and understanding the barriers hindering effective self-care among diabetic patients are crucial steps toward enhancing educational interventions. This study seeks to evaluate the impact of nurses' health education on the self-care practices of diabetic patients, aiming to inform improvements in educational approaches and patient outcomes.
This study focuses on diabetic patients receiving care at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital. It evaluates the impact of nurse-led health education on patients' self-care practices and identifies barriers to effective self-management. Limitations include reliance on self-reported data, which may be subject to bias, and the study's confinement to a single institution, potentially limiting the generalizability of findings.
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