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An educational intervention on foot self‐care behaviour among diabetic retinopathy patients with visual disability and their primary caregivers

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  • Jiayu Li
  • Lipei Gu
  • Yujie Guo

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Aims and objectives To assess the effectiveness of a 12‐week educational intervention on foot self‐care behaviour among diabetic retinopathy patients with visual disability and their primary caregivers in China. Background Diabetes with the coexistence of diabetic retinopathy and foot problems complicating diabetes not only represents a personal disaster, but also becomes a serious burden to public health in China. A foot self‐care educational intervention is both cost‐effective and feasible even in a health resource‐limited setting, which should be developed and evaluated. Design Quasi‐experimental. Methods From July–September 2017, we enrolled 80 eligible hospitalised diabetic retinopathy patients and their primary caregivers by convenient sampling method in a first‐class comprehensive hospital in Nantong, in China. Before and after the educational intervention that is in accordance with the TREND statement (for details, see the “Supplementary File 1”), researchers and subjects filled out the self‐designed questionnaire on foot problems complicating diabetes and the Diabetic Foot Self‐care Behavior Scale, respectively. Results Scores of foot self‐care behaviour among the subjects significantly improved from 54.19 ± 8.01–75.85 ± 5.04. The number of patients with fasting blood glucoses

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  • Jiayu Li & Lipei Gu & Yujie Guo, 2019. "An educational intervention on foot self‐care behaviour among diabetic retinopathy patients with visual disability and their primary caregivers," Journal of Clinical Nursing, John Wiley & Sons, vol. 28(13-14), pages 2506-2516, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:wly:jocnur:v:28:y:2019:i:13-14:p:2506-2516
    DOI: 10.1111/jocn.14810
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