Abstract: Improving the quality-of-care for patients with chronic conditions like diabetes mellitus ended up being an essential focus of the primary health-care system and policy. The aim of this review was to determine through evidence the effective treatment of diabetes in primary care setting and the reflect of that on the health of those patients, we intended to also discuss different programs and guidelines from different countries that participate in improving the treatment of diabetes. We conducted a comprehensive search of literature among PubMed (MIDLINE), and EMBASE databases, up to December 2016, this search was performed to find a relevant articles concerning the effective treatment of diabetes in primary care, and its related to improve the health of patients suffering from diabetes mellitus. To guarantee that practices have the requisite know-how to manage diabetes, formal standards work as the foundation for our approach. However, we need to compare patient complete satisfaction with care and medical benefits occurring from adherence to standards. In order for a patient to get medical gain from adherence to standards, the guidelines must be clear and medically proper to the doctor, who must consent to their content and want to incorporate them into his day-to-day practice.
Keywords: PubMed (MIDLINE), and EMBASE Databases, Diabetes Patient’s Health and Affective Treatment.
Title: Association between Diabetes Patient’s Health and Affective Treatment in the Primary Care Setting
Author: Naif Mohammed Alhazmi, Hatim Mohsen AlKhudaydi
International Journal of Healthcare Sciences
ISSN 2348-5728 (Online)
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