The Development of a Nursing Service System for Diabetic Mellitus in Out Patient Department

Abstract

The purpose of this research and development is to study the situation and the process of caring for diabetic patients. In order to develop a nursing service system for diabetic patients and study the results of The Development of Nursing Service Systems for Diabetic patients. Outpatient work group The target groups of the research were professional nurses who provided diabetes care in chronic disease clinics and diabetic patients with hyperglycemia> 250 mg%, which were voluntary and cooperative in research, amount 86. People use the method of collecting data by surveying, observing, interviewing in-depth. Group conversation 12 persons from  health team personnel, consisting of 2 physicians, 4 professional nurses, 2 pharmacists, 2 public health scholars, 1 nutritionist, 1 physiotherapist, 1 pathological officer and studying relevant evidence.

          The results showed that Phase 1 steps Prepare research that has studied the situation. Found that the nursing service system is not the same type Personnel lack knowledge in the systematic patient care process. Access & Entry) ensures that patients receive convenient and timely services without any steps and lack of continuous monitoring and support systems. Phase 2 Research The researcher introduced the Hospital and Healthcare Standards in Section III Patient Care Process. As a framework for the provision of nursing services for diabetic patients. The nursing process is divided into 3 phases: Pre-Hospital, In- Hospital and Post- Hospital, which are organized through a fast referral system. Safe and complete care records that support ongoing medical care and Phase 3 research evaluation stages Found that after using the newly developed diabetes care system. The results showed that the average level of knowledge and skills in nursing nursing practitioners increased significantly with statistical significance. And the patients and their relatives had the highest mean scores on nursing services received.