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Effect of Diabetes Education on Complications and Diabetic Control Amongst Adult Patients with Diabetes in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.

Omar M Al-NozhaGhazi H MogharbelAhmad S BadawiAbdulaziz K AlawfiMohammed W AljayyarOsamah N MakhdoomHusain M KatebAnwar A Sayed
Published in: Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland) (2024)
Our study revealed that patients with T2DM exhibited higher knowledge than patients with T1DM. Furthermore, receiving education, whether by a healthcare professional or by general means, improved the knowledge levels of patients with T2DM but not patients with T1DM. Regarding diabetes complications, it was found that those with a higher level of knowledge had fewer complications. However, no evidence receiving education influenced the levels of HbA1C, neither in patients with T1DM nor T2DM.
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  • saudi arabia
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