A Cross Sectional Study on Compliance to Diet Self Care among Adult Diabetics in an Urban Resettlement Colony of East Delhi
Publish Year: 1401
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تاریخ نمایه سازی: 21 فروردین 1401
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Background: Medical nutrition therapy can control blood sugars during early stage. Recognizing patients prone to non-compliance to diet-care isof utmost importance. This study aimed to find the level of diabetic dietcare among adult diabetics in East Delhi.Methods: In a cross sectional study, ۱۵۰ adult diabetics in a resettlement colony of East Delhi were enrolled. Eight diabetics, each from all ۲۱ subblocks were randomly sampled. Data was collected using diet items of revised Summary of Diabetes Self-Care Activities. Frequency of dietcare as number of days/week (۰-۷) and mean scores were calculated. The predictors of non-compliance were found using linear regression.Results: Fifty-two subjects (۳۰.۹%) practiced diet control for all days/ week. Totally, ۲۵.۶% did not control their diet even for one day. Small proportion of ۰-۷.۱% reported intake of >۵ servings of fruits/vegetables. A total of ۳۶.۹% diabetics consumed high fat foods every day. The mean general diet scores ranged ۰-۷ with ۲۵% not following diet-care even for a day. Special diet scores ranged ۲-۷ with ۱.۸% scoring ۷. Absence of family support (p=۰.۰۲۲), treating with own funds (p=۰.۰۱۴) and inadequate advice on diet control (p=۰.۰۴۶) had inverse influence on general score, while being illiterate (p=۰.۰۲۸), and substance abuse (p=۰.۰۱۰) hadnegative influence on specific diet score.Conclusion: The overall diet-care among diabetics was low. The predictors of non-compliance were literacy status, family support, finances, advice on diet-care and substance abuse. Focussed nutritional assessment of diabetics and recommending diet should be done as a regular patient management strategy.
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Anu Mohandas
Community Medicine Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Film Nagar, Hyderabad, India
Sanjiv Bhasin
Community Medicine, University College of Medical Sciences, Delhi, India
Madhu Upadhyay
Community Medicine, University College of Medical Sciences, Delhi, India
S Madhu
Department of Endocrinology, UCMS, Delhi, India