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Diabetes Mellitus: Self Monitoring of Blood Glucose

Identify a researchable question in the field of practice, provide a rationale for its relevance and importance, critique relevant literature, propose a methodological approach and discuss how the new evidence would inform theory and practice.

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This presentation focuses on the importance of self monitoring of blood glucose in improving glycaemic control in type 2 diabetes mellitus. It discusses the symptoms, complications, and strategies to prevent diabetes. The research question aims to understand whether self monitoring of blood glucose significantly improves glycaemic control in type 2 diabetes mellitus. The methodology involves secondary research and literature review using the PICO framework. The presentation concludes with the results and practical considerations.

Diabetes Mellitus: Self Monitoring of Blood Glucose

Identify a researchable question in the field of practice, provide a rationale for its relevance and importance, critique relevant literature, propose a methodological approach and discuss how the new evidence would inform theory and practice.

   Added on 2023-04-21

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Introduction
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a types of diabetes which is characterized by
increased blood sugar levels over a prolonged time period.
Symptoms of diabetes mellitus are frequent urination problems, increased
hunger and thirst (Ginter and Simko, 2013).
It is very necessary to treat this type of diabetes because untreated diabetes
mellitus may lead to develop acute and chronic complications. Acute
complications may include ketoacidosis which is characterized by ketone
secretion in in urine.
Other consequence also include nonketonic hyperosmolar coma. Serious long
term or chronic complications involve myocardial infractions, strokes,
nephrological failures, peptic ulcers and ophthalmic inflammations.
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Rationale
Research will focus on whether self monitoring procedures of blood glucose
significantly improves glyceamic control in type 2 diabetes mellitus or not (Armstrong,
Harskamp and Armstrong, 2013). It will also include difference in sugar level during and
after the monitoring process.
Analyse whether self monitoring of glucose levels significantly improves the glyceamic
control in type 2 or not the researcher will conduct a detailed investigation on the issue
in a systematic manner.
In this research the examiner will perform a background study after reviewing the
different studies related to the topic (Hayes and et.al, 2013). The literature review based
on the current issues will provide a deep understanding about the research topic. Further
the research will conduct a cross sectional study to examine the effectiveness of self
monitoring blood glucose.
It will be conducted by selecting different individuals who have encountered diabetes
type 2. The researchers will try to gather more accurate and precise results so that the
study is completed successfully. To avoid inconsistency and reduce the limitation in the
research the researcher will also propose estimated cost and time of the overall study so
that it is completed in due period.
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