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Multidisciplinary Diabetes Care with and without Bariatric Surgery in Overweight People: A Randomised Controlled Trial

   

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Multidisciplinary Diabetes Care with and without Bariatric Surgery in Overweight People: A Randomised Controlled Trial_1
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Contents
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Methodology and design..................................................................................................................................2
Data collection...................................................................................................................................................... 3
Literature review and sampling design....................................................................................................4
Findings and recommendation.....................................................................................................................5
Conclusion.............................................................................................................................................................. 6
References.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Multidisciplinary Diabetes Care with and without Bariatric Surgery in Overweight People: A Randomised Controlled Trial_2
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Introduction
The title of journal paper is Multidisciplinary diabetes care with and without
bariatric surgery in overweight people: a randomised controlled trial in the year 2014.
Type 2 diabetes is one of the common health diseases which is growing rapidly and the
researcher described the multidisciplinary diabetes care with the without bariatric
surgery (Wentworth, et al., 2014). The purpose of this study is to analyse the problem of
type 2 diabetes and the role of multidisciplinary diabetes care in the reduction of their
effects. Diabetes is a very serious health disease which also increases the problem of
obesity and chronic health infections. This report is divided into major three parts such
as methodologies and design, literature review and findings and recommendations.
According to this journal paper, the bariatric surgery increase the glycaemia in the
obese patients with the type 2 diabetes diseases but their effects are uncertain in
overweight individuals.
Methodology and design
In this journal study, the interpretivism philosophy is used in order to gather the
theoretical information about diabetes health disease and it also provides real data
about the research topic (Wentworth, et al., 2014). Moreover, research methodology
help researcher to evaluate both qualitative and quantitative data and information. In
this researcher paper, the investigator involved research design, data analysis, data
collection and data interpretation methodologies for improving the effectiveness of the
investigation.
In this research article, the mixed research design is presented that involves both
quantitative and qualitative research design. It is observed that the quantitative
research design provide numerical information about the type 2 diabetes and the
researcher used this method for enhancing the effectiveness of the paper. Moreover,
qualitative research design provides theoretical information and data about the
research topic and relevant information collected from the previous investigation and
study. The major strength of the mixed research design is that it provides both
qualitative and quantitative information about the research topic by which students can
evaluate both theoretical and numerical information. There are few other strengths of
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