[PDF] Top 20 Biological Factors Related to Distress of Patients with Diabetes Type-2

... than diabetes. Chronic conditions in diabetes provided a risk of other diseases that occurred ...that diabetes patients had at least one comorbid chronic disease, such as hypertension; and as ... See full document

... diabetic patients were randomly selected from the Register of Compulsory Medical Insurance Funds (as the institution respon- sible for concluding work contracts with family practitioners) [14] [15] for the Tirana ... See full document

... of diabetes-related emotional distress. Factors that significantly contributed to high levels of distress were younger age, high HbA1c levels, female gender, attending the public health ... See full document

... from patients enrolled in the ENHANCE study, a single-center, randomized controlled trial of a behavioral intervention designed to foster adherence of individuals with type 2 diabetes to their ... See full document

... Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a chronic disease that is becoming more prevalent across the world [1] and is placing increasing demands on healthcare systems ...of patients in chronic ... See full document

... The global incidence of Type 1 diabetes has been rising and is predicted to further increase in the foreseeable future [1]. Commensurate with this increase is the development and availability of new ... See full document

... DM-related distress and depression in Saudi patients with T2DM in Jazan was ...DM-related distress, 12.3% had interpersonal-related DM distress, ...DM distress, ... See full document

... and 2) (M1). Step 2, on top of the baseline clinical or psychosocial variable from M1, we added its corresponding change score which captures its change from baseline ... See full document

... 85 patients with stress disorders after an earthquake and 133 healthy people to analyze the psychometric properties of this questionnaire which resulted in 100 % sensitivity, 93% specificity, and ... See full document

... However, type of therapy was not included as a confounder in the ordinal regression model because the inclusion led the model deviating from the proportional odds assumption [16], an assump- tion that has to be ... See full document

... of diabetes care while the opinions about related factors of QOL were not unitive by the previous researches), and consid- ering the fact that many demographic characteristics could not be ...the ... See full document

... address diabetes-related distress in young adults with Type 1 dia- betes, particularly given that distress is associated with poor clinical outcomes in many patients [2] – ... See full document

... between diabetes-related distress (with four subscales) and patient characteristics, which including diabetes duration, weight, BMI, times of diabetes education, physical activity, ... See full document

... diabetic patients were recruited from the Department of Endocrinology at Yeungnam Univer- sity Hospital, located in Daegu City, South Korea, from November 2005 to February ...(1) type-2 ... See full document

... in type 2 di- abetic patients and to identify factors associated to these ...complications. Patients and method: Successive type 2 diabetic patients attending the ... See full document

... better diabetes-specific HRQoL compared to the women ...with diabetes as predomin- antly stressful intermingled with depressive feelings were required to be constantly vigilant about healthy eating, ... See full document

... mentioned factors may result in increased diabetes-related distress in type 2 diabetes pa- tients after a first ...ACE. Distress is an important con- struct ... See full document

... in Diabetes (PAID) Scale: The scale was developed by Po- lonsky et ...of diabetes patients [14]. It is a Likert-type scale and is consisted of 20 statements about emotional distress in ... See full document

... Administration of metformin is not associated with a rise in body weight and it may be beneficial for the overweight or obese patient. In addition, as the glucose lowering effect of metformin is synergistic with that of ... See full document

... This process resulted in two forward translations: ver- sions 1 (T1) and 2 (T2). Where differences occurred, the translators discussed both translations and a con- sensus resulted in a reconciled version (T1, ... See full document