ArticleMedical journal of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Diabetic foot workshop: Improving technical and educational skills for nurses.
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- Nurses' knowledge and attitude towards diabetes foot care in Bahir Dar, North West Ethiopia.Heliyon · 2020Review
- A multidisciplinary team approach in Iranian diabetic foot research group.Journal of diabetes and metabolic disorders · 2019Article
- Evaluation of Nurses' Knowledge Levels of Diabetic Foot Care Management.Nursing research and practice · 2018Article
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Abstract
Diabetes mellitus as one of the most common metabolic disorders has some complications, one of the main ones is diabetic foot (DF). Appropriate care and education prevents 85% of diabetic foot amputations. An ideal management to prevent and treat diabetic foot necessitates a close collaboration between the health team members and the diabetic patient. Therefore, improving nurses' knowledge about DF care and advancement in the quality of care provided by the nurses could significantly improve diabetic foot prevention and management. Therefore, the aim of DF workshop was to improve technical and educational skills of the nurses to prevent and manage diabetic foot. Considering the vital role of the nurses in providing DF care, EMRI decided to conduct Diabetic foot workshop for them. The following five steps were designed for the 14 coordinating sessions in the workshop: Goals definition, deciding about attendees, location selection, creating agenda, and developing a follow-up plan. "Diabetic Foot Workshop for Nurses" provides appropriate training to DF nurses at the national level; and combining theory and practice in this workshop not only increases nurses' knowledge, but also improves their skills in the field of the diabetic foot. Providing education and care to patients by DF nurse specialists instead of general nurses could be an important output of this workshop, which may lead to DF prevention and amputation decrease in the long term.
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