THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPOGLYCEMIA MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR IN-PATIENT CARE OF NURSE IN KHMMUANG HOSPITAL.

Abstract

     This research was research and development. The objective is to study the development of a management model for hypoglycemia. Diabetic patients Inpatient nursing work Kham Muang Hospital Kalasin Province. Sample size were 24 professional nurses. The research follows a two-cycle approach, with lessons drawn from the study. The tools used for data collection include 1) the Medical Practice Satisfaction Assessment and 2) the Nursing Practice Compliance Assessment. Data analysis will involve frequency distribution, percentage, average, and standard deviations.
     The results found that 62.44 % of diabetics were female and had an average age of 66.42±10.76 years. Among them, 79.01% had severe hypoglycemia, while 20.98 percent experienced milder forms. In the same study, 50.00% of participants encountered severe hypoglycemia, and 39% had repeated hypoglycemic episodes. Additionally, 11.63% of individuals with low blood sugar required immediate assistance, and the average sleep time for 10.94% of participants was 5.7 days. After two rounds of clinical practice and trials, the average score increased to 4.62±0.05%, representing more than a 91% improvement compared to the initial average. Notably, in patients without complications and with no reported mortality, the average length of stay (LOS) decreased by 3.2 days.