Kamien M, Ward A, Mansfield F, Fatovich B, Mather C, Anstey K
Department of General Practice, University of Western Australia.
Aust Fam Physician. 1995 Jun;24(6):1043-9, 1051.
To document patients' practices and management of DM2, their satisfaction with diabetes care and their quality of life and functional status.
Anonymous questionnaire completed by 467 patients recruited by 204 GPs in 124 practices in the Perth metropolitan area.
Patients reported an adequate amount of monitoring for stable DM2. However, they lacked awareness of diabetes risk factors and complications from which they already suffered. Some 90% of patients reported a high level of satisfaction with GP care and only 2.4% of patients had more than a moderate degree of functional disability.
Patients have a high level of satisfaction about the diabetes care received from their general practitioner. However, they lack awareness of their risk factors and complications of diabetes. A simple strategy is proposed to improve these deficits and to share the responsibility for diabetes care between patient and doctor.
记录2型糖尿病患者的行为及管理情况、他们对糖尿病护理的满意度、生活质量和功能状态。
由珀斯都会区124家诊所的204名全科医生招募的467名患者填写匿名问卷。
患者报告对稳定的2型糖尿病进行了充分的监测。然而，他们对自己已经存在的糖尿病风险因素和并发症缺乏认识。约90%的患者报告对全科医生的护理高度满意，只有2.4%的患者有中度以上的功能残疾。
患者对从全科医生那里获得的糖尿病护理高度满意。然而，他们对自己的糖尿病风险因素和并发症缺乏认识。提出了一个简单的策略来改善这些不足，并在患者和医生之间分担糖尿病护理的责任。
