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Kansas City Medical Society NOVEMBER 17 TH , 2016 Our Mission To empower patients, health care providers, families, and their communities by providing education, research, and skills needed to successfully manage their diabetes. How Do


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Kansas City Medical Society

NOVEMBER 17TH, 2016

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Our Mission “To empower patients, health care providers, families, and their communities by providing education, research, and skills needed to successfully manage their diabetes.”

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How Do Diabetes Educators Help?

  • AADE7™ Self-Care Behaviors:

Healthy eating Being active Monitoring Taking medication Problem- solving Healthy coping Reducing risks

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Diabetes Education Patient Benefits

  • Studies have shown people who receive diabetes education:

Use primary care / prevention services Take medications as prescribed Control glucose, blood pressure, LDL cholesterol Have lower health costs

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Diabetes Education Underutilized

  • Few people with diabetes receive diabetes education…
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People with Diabetes

  • Don’t follow through
  • n referral
  • Are emotional /

shocked at diagnosis

  • End up relying on

family / friends

  • Believe they know

enough / can handle it

  • n their own

Providers

  • Know importance of

DE, but don’t necessarily prescribe – or don’t prescribe definitively enough

  • Sometimes forget to

follow up with patients to encourage attendance

The research shows:

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Hypoglycemia Unawareness

  • “the onset of neuroglycopenia

before the appearance of autonomic warning symptoms”

  • 30% of patients with type 1 DM

affected by severe hypoglycemia (unable to (1)

  • Hypoglycemia unawareness

reported in up to 40%, less prevalent in type 2 DM but increased risk with longer duration

  • f disease (2)
  • Cause is multifactorial, each

patient is unique

  • Unawareness can be reversed and

awareness restored

(1) Choudhary et al, 2010 (2) Martin-Timon et al, 2015

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Causes of Hypoglycemia

Too much insulin SFU Missed meals

Alcohol consumption Exercise

Medication timing

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Reasons for Delaying Treatment

Embarrassment No clear action plan Treatment not on hand Something else more important Fear of hyperglycemia “I’ll be fine”

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Triggers of Hypoglycemia Unawareness

Fast drop in blood sugar

Alcohol consumption within the past 12 hours Having diabetes for many years

Low blood sugar in past 24-48 hours

History of frequent low blood sugars Stress or depression

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Hypoglycemia Unawareness Takeaways

  • Set target blood sugars slightly higher to reduce risk of

hypoglycemia

  • Reduce frequency of lows
  • Reduce recurrent low blood sugar
  • Adjust for exercise and/or delayed

meals

  • Have action plan ready