The effect of diabetes self efficacy enhancing intervention on diabetes self care management behaviors and psychological wellbeing among Jordanian type two diabetes patients: a randomized clinical trial

The University of Jordan (Jordan)0 sites168 target enrollmentStarted: October 23, 2014Last updated: July 6, 2015

Conditions

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•1. Patients should satisfied clinical criteria for DM2 (diabetes type 2)
•2. Patient with DM2 who are taking oral agents
•3. Patient can be at any stage of their DM diagnosis, length of diagnosis is not a limiting factor in recruitment
•4. Patients are required to speak and read Arabic
•5. Patients are required to be equal or over the age of 20 years
•6. To be eligible for participation in the current study, the patients had to have average score of less than 6.5 out of 8 on DSES
•7. Patients are required to have a telephone or mobile in their residence and able to use it effectively

•1. Patients had major complications which would interfere with self-care management behaviors (e.g. legally blind, severe stroke, or undertaking kidney dialysis); patients health records will be checked for the presence of any major DM complications
•2. Patients currently managing blood glucose levels with the use of insulin injections alone
•3. Patients with cognitive impairment
•4. Patients who are not able to communicate
•5. Patient with any mental or psychiatric illness, patients health records will be checked for that.

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