Investigating the Status of Type-2 Diabetes Prevention and Control in the Population of Buin Zahra City, Iran Based on the Goals and Strategies of the National Program

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Keshavarz Soheila; Holakouie Naeini Kourosh; Rahimi Foroushani Abbas

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH Year:2023 | Volume:21 | Issue:2 Page(s): 175-186

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Investigating the Status of Type-2 Diabetes Prevention and Control in the Population of Buin Zahra City, Iran Based on the Goals and Strategies of the National Program

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Keshavarz Soheila | Holakouie Naeini Kourosh | Rahimi Foroushani Abbas | Issue Writer Certificate

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Type-2 DiabetesQ4

Diabetes Disease ControlQ4

Diabetes CareQ4

Abstract

2Background and Aim: Despite all the current diabetes prevention programs, only a limited number of patients are identified and receive care. Materials and Methods: This was a cross-sectional descriptive-analytical study including individuals over 30 years old in Buin Zahra city, Iran selected using the multi-stage sampling method (sample size = 1154). Data were collected using a questionnaire for the general public and the health team, the validity and reliability of which had been determined based on the CVR and CVI indexes and the correlation coefficient, respectively. Results: The average age of the sample and the prevalence of diabetes were 48.42 ± 14.45 years and 9.9%, respectively. Further analysis of the data showed the following: 1. the prevalence of diabetes in at-risk people: women with a history of abortion and large children, 12.8% and 31.7%, respectively; gestational diabetes 36.5%; 2. obesity during pregnancy: 19.7%; a family history of diabetes: 22.4%; 3. waist circumference>90 cm: 14.08%, BMI>25: 13.95%; and 4. triglyceride<200: 22%, hypertension: 32.97%. Further analysis of the data showed statistically significant associations between diabetes and blood sugar level above 100 mg/dl (OR = 2.73), waist circumference >90 cm (OR = 3.02) and gestational diabetes (OR =12.22); no other significant associations were found. Only 55% of the health team personnel had received diabetes prevention training. Conclusion: It can be concluded that patient care and education are not of a proper quality. The considerable prevalence of diabetes among people at risk shows that more follow-up and care are needed for them. The training of health team personnel should be very efficient and the number of trainings related to the diabetes program should increase.

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