ArticleJournal of diabetes science and technology2023
The Need for Diabetes Advance Directives to Support the Care of People With Diabetes.
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- Understanding the needs of people aging with type 1 diabetes: a user-focused research study with prototype diabetes advance directive and setting the stage for future research.Journal of diabetes and metabolic disorders · 2022Article
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Abstract
It is time to adopt an advance directive specific to diabetes management. Research shows that people with diabetes in the hospital are often removed from existing diabetes self-management, resulting in poorer outcomes. Diabetes advance directives, which outline preferred diabetes self-management in scenarios such as hospitalization or outpatient procedures, are key for enabling patients with diabetes to continue successful diabetes management including use of existing diabetes technology. A diabetes advance directive is a new concept for both patients and providers that can improve clinical outcomes and patient-reported outcomes. Given the risk of harm in the absence of such a document, diabetes advance directives can be a useful new tool for patients and providers and to aid in the discussion, care planning, and self-management with diabetes technology.
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