A Survey of Diabetes Self- Management Practices among Return-Patients of Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital Diabetes Clinic
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1 A Survey of Diabetes Self- Management Practices among Return-Patients of Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital Diabetes Clinic Allen Hoang, MS-IV National Medical Fellows, Inc, USA Mbarara University of Science and Technology
2 Introduction Diabetes is on the rise in Uganda There is a large burden on healthcare by communicable diseases Cost-effective system of DM management is necessary to optimally meet the needs of diabetics
3 Introduction (cont d) Self-management is a model fit for chronic disease management SM requires care delegated to three cores: Medical and behavioral Role management Emotional management Self-Efficacy
4 Methods 2-item questionnaire Knowledge, perceived self-efficacy, resources Interpreted, administered by interpreter Descriptive analysis Diabetes Clinic (4 days, 7/4, 14/4, 21/4, 28/4) Consent Demographics Chart Review FBS, Weight, BP
5 Objectives Descriptive Analysis: 1. Average fasting blood glucose 2. Patient practical knowledge of DM 3. Patient s perceived burden of DSM 4. Perceived adequacy of health care providers in SM 5. Sources of DM education 6. Sources of emotional support 7. Self-efficacy in obtaining education/emotional support
6 Results - Demographics N=5 Age Range 16-8yrs Mean 52.9yrs (SD +/- 15.yrs) Median 52.5yrs Gender: Male 1%, Female 9% Marital Status: 46% married 38% widowed 12% single 4% separated/divorced
7 Results Demographics Religion 46% Protestant 36% Catholic 18% Muslim Tribes 72% Myankore 8% Bugandan 6% Mukigi 4% Tutsi 2% Nubian 2% Omunyankore
8 Languages Spoken (%) 1 8 Ryankore, Luganda, 36 Swahili, 8 English, 28 Other, 8 Ryankore Luganda Swahili English Other
9 Education Level Beyond 12% Secondary 2% None 28% Primary 4%
10 Occupation Student Govt 4% 2% Educ Transportation 4% 2% Health 4% DNR 2% Unemployed 2% Business 22% Agriculture 58%
11 Average FBS FBS (omit random,2) Disease Snapshot: mmol/l SD (mmol/l) mg/dl SD (mg/dl) Overall (46) mean Overall (46) median Type I (4) mean Type I (4) median Non-Type-I (42) mean Non-Type-I (42) median
12 Disease Snapshot (cont d) Mean length of time from DM diagnosis: 5.9 years, (SD +/- 5.1 yrs) Blood pressure Mean systolic: mmhg (SD +/ mmhg) Mean diastolic: 76.3 mmhg (SD +/- 1.5 mmhg) MAP mean: 94.6 mmhg (SD +/ mmhg) Weight Mean 69. kg Height not consistently available in charts
13 Reported self-management 92% constantly manage their own diabetes 8% is dependent on a someone else in the same household
14 Questionnaire Responses Results and Discussion
15 What do you believe is wrong in diabetes? (% chosen) A B C D E a. Blood pressure is too high b. Weak heart c. High blood sugar d. High cholesterol e. Viral infection 6 26
16 What are the serious complications of DM? (more than one) A B C D E F G H I J 18 a. Nerve damage f. Senility b. Pneumonia g. Heart attack c. Vision problems h. Stroke d. Foot ulcers i. Fever e. Mental retardation j. HIV
17 Role Management Questions 6. Have you changed your diet in any way since your diagnosis of DM? Significantly (94%)/ Minor changes (4%) / No change (2%) 7. Have you increased your physical activity in any way in order to promote health since being diagnosed with DM? Significantly (4%)/ Minor changes (72%)/ No change (24%) 8. Have you given up or reduced usage of the following since your diagnosis of DM? a) Smoking (16%) (44% of smokers/drinkers) b) Chewing tobacco (4%) (9% of smokers/drinkers) c) Alcohol (34%) (77% of smokers/drinkers) d) Not Applicable (I didn t do any of the above) (56%)
18 5. Do you think it is important for a diabetic patient to have a particular diet? 1% Yes % No % Not sure
19 9. Which would raise your blood sugar the fastest? A B C D a. Beans b. Ghee c. Orange fruit d. Goat
20 1. Which of these dishes would be best to prevent a rise in blood glucose? a. Plantain b. Beans d. Maize flour e. Rice A B D E
21 11. What is one specific goal of medical therapy for DM? A B C D E F 2 a) Raise blood glucose b) Having the lowest possible blood glucose c) Lowering blood pressure d) Reducing fasting blood glucose e) Losing weight f) Reducing salt concentration
22 13. Who has ever given you any education on DM? (more than one) a) Diabetic educator f) Other diabetic patients b) Nurse g) Non-medical govt worker c) Physician h) Church d) Medical students i) Relative/friend e) Faith healer j) Other: A B C D E F G H I J
23 15. Who is your closest advisor when it comes to decisions concerning your DM? (only one) A B C D E F G H I J a) Diabetic educator f) Other diabetic patients b) Nurse (2%) g) Non-medical govt worker c) Physician (98%) h) Church d) Medical students i) Relative/friend e) Faith healer j) Other:
24 Questions about professional health care community, motivation to learn 16. Do you believe that your DM could benefit by interacting more with your physicians, nurses? Yes (1%) / No / Not sure / Decline to Answer 17. Do you often feel that you desire more information than you receive about your DM? Yes (1%) / No / Not Sure / Decline to Answer
25 Emotional Management 18. Do you feel that DM has made you emotionally a different person? Yes (91.8%)/ No (8%) / Not sure / Did not Answer (2%)
26 19. Have you received any emotional support from the following? (circle all that apply) A B C D E F G H I J a. Diabetic educator (%) f. Other diabetic patients (4%) b. Nurse (9%) g. Non-medical government worker (2%) c. Physician (98%) h. Church (14%) d. Medical students (28%) i. Relative/friend (78%) e. Faith healer (%) j. Other: (%)
27 Self-efficacy 14. How confident are you that you can get answers to your questions when you need it? Very confident (94%)/ Somewhat confident (4%)/ Not confident (2%) 2. How confident are you that you will seek and get the emotional support when you need it? Very confident (96%) / Somewhat confident (2%)/ Not confident (2%)
28 Conclusions Follow-up patients at MRRH DM clinic: report a high level of self-management have a suboptimal understanding of DM pathology report that DM has caused a change in their lifestyle have suboptimal practical knowledge of DM report their most significant source for DM education is the medical community desire more DM education and interaction with medical community report being an emotionally different person due to DM feel confident in their ability to obtain education and support
29 Acknowledgements Dr. Maria Dr. Conrad Muzoora Dr. Kamara Sister Theresa Gladys Dr. Stephen Ttendo Betty MRRH
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