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Archives of General Internal Medicine | Volume 2

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April 04-05, 2018 | Miami, USA

International Conference on

Internal Medicine & Practice and Primary Care

International Meeting on

Breast Pathology & Cancer Diagnosis

Therapeutic patient education is the patient’s/family’s

capacity building process on the basis of integrated actions

to care project. It is also the set of practices to allow the

patient skills, to support actively the illness, care and

monitoring, in partnership with the healthcare team. This is

a co-construction between the treated and the caregiver, a

comprehensive care most optimal in a cognitive behavioral

perspective and psycho-emotional through which the

evaluation of quality patient’s life is paramount.

Introduction

: The study DAWN2 France showed that people

with diabetes have an impaired quality of life. An alteration

efficiency of the management of this pathology. This study

also showed that French patients seem more anxious than

in most other countries, the fear of hypoglycemia is a very

important point, as the fear of injections and that the

transition to insulin is seen as a penalty. By giving patients

educational sessions, group and individual, medically, dietary,

physical, psychological and social, the ETP has significantly

improved the management of patients.

Methods

: An observational study is to evaluate the evolution

of the quality of life and the metabolic balance of a cohort

of 100 patients who completed a personal ETP program,

developed about 18 educational National Conferences, full

hospitalization. A day hospital monitoring is proposed at 3,

6 and 9 months. The desired main criterion is the quality of

life. The questionnaire used to assess the quality of life is

the SF-36. The biological and anthropometric parameters

also measured. The main characteristics of the patients

included in this study were: Age between 18 and 70 years;

Type 2 diabetes diagnosed for at least 6 months; HbA1c> 7%;

BMI> 30; Patient treated by at least two oral anti diabetics;

No severe proliferative diabetic retinopathy; associated

metabolic syndrome; Lack of thyroid dysfunction; No

modification therapy (treatment) for at least 2 months.

e:

draldimachki@hotmail.com

Therapeutic patient education: A therapeutic purpose or alternative to conventional therapy for

improving the quality of life in patients with type 2 diabetes?

Aldimachki G

and

Guney I

Vittel Hospital, France