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2 Φεβ 2015 · Against this backdrop, the school is a critical environment for children with diabetes. This systematic literature review on school-based diabetes interventions and their outcomes demonstrates that increasing efforts are being made to improve diabetes care and create a safe school environment.
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School nurses and children with diabetes: a descriptive...
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PMC full text: J Public Health Res. 2015 Feb 20; 4(1): 467....
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The results from our study were similar to those from a...
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15 Σεπ 2015 · An individualized Diabetes Medical Management Plan (DMMP) should be developed by the student’s health care provider in collaboration with the student and parent/guardian to set out the student’s diabetes management needs during the school day and at all school-sponsored activities.
students manage diabetes effectively. 1. Diabetes Overview provides key information about diabetes, how the disease is managed, health care and education plans for students with diabetes, and the essential elements for planning and implementing effective diabetes management in school. The Diabetes Overview also addresses psychosocial issues, the
12 Ιαν 2024 · Ensure standardized and efficient diabetes care in schools with our updated DMMP form. Tailor care instructions for individual students, providing clarity for caregivers.
20 Φεβ 2015 · To address these challenges, diabetes interventions have been implemented in school and the goal was to systematically review these interventions and their outcomes between 2000 and 2013....
Regional or provincial health authorities must identify mechanisms to ensure that personnel and resources are made available to provide education to schools and that the education is specific to managing children with type 1 diabetes (eg, including online resources and community health nurses).
Learn to manage your diabetes. In creating this diabetes care and management plan you should use information that you and your diabetes care team have on file. Remember to always bring your most recent blood sugar (blood glucose) records, lab results and a list of current medications to every visit with . your diabetes care provider.
