Research Report on Diabetes Mellitus

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Added on 2019-12-04

Research Report on Diabetes Mellitus

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TABLE OF CONTENTSChapter 1 Introduction.....................................................................................................................1Background of the research.........................................................................................................1Rationale of the research.............................................................................................................1Aim and Objectives.........................................................................................................................2Chapter 2 - Methodology.................................................................................................................1FINDINGS.......................................................................................................................................1Chapter 3 Results.............................................................................................................................1Analysis 1 Independent Sample T-Tests.....................................................................................1Analysis 2 Partial Correlation......................................................................................................2Analysis 3 Descriptive statistics..................................................................................................4Analysis 4 Post Hoc Tests...........................................................................................................9Analysis 5 Chi-square Tests........................................................................................................9Range and skewness....................................................................................................................9Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test.....................................................................................................11Interpretation..............................................................................................................................12Analysis from the generated findings........................................................................................12Chapter 4 Discussion.......................................................................................................................1REFERENCES................................................................................................................................3APPENDIX......................................................................................................................................4

Chapter 1 IntroductionBackground of the research The medical term for diabetes is Diabetes Mellitus. It is a group of metabolic diseases inwhich there are high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period (Hancock, 2011). It is a kind ofdefect in the human body’ ability to convert glucose to energy. It is evident that glucose is themain source of fuel for the body (Cunha, 2015). When the food is digested it changes into facts,protein and carbohydrates. Foods which has an impact on blood sugars are called carbohydrates.The carbohydrates on become digested transforms into glucose. Glucose is transmitted to theblood and it is used by the cells for the purpose of energy. Diabetes develop when the pancreasfails to produce sufficient quantities of insulin (Martin, 2014). There are 3.9 million people fighting with diabetes in UK and that is more than one in 16people in UK who has diabetes. The figure has been doubled since 1996 when there were 1.4million. According to the reports, it is estimated that by the end of 2025, five million people willhave diabetes in UK (Stretch, 2015). Many individuals have blood sugar level above the normalrange but not adequate enough to be diagnosed as having diabetes. It is important that diabetes tobe diagnosed as early as possible because it get worsened with the passage of time. Rationale of the research The purpose of this research study is to measure the effectiveness of intervention andcontrol group on the treatment of diabetes among the patients. It means this research stated howintervention and control can assists in the treatment of disease like diabetes. The test score arebeing measured at three different time points which are as follows Time 1: pre-intervention – It is the time before the treatment of the diabetes disease Time 2: Post intervention – It is the time during the treatment of the diabetes diseaseTime 3: Follow Up – It is the time after the treatment of the diabetes diseaseIt is evident that with the changing environment, people are becoming more concernedabout their health. In the desire to remain fit and healthy it is important that people should knowabout different types of health diseases which might occur to them. The main purpose ofperforming this research is to enhance the knowledge of the readers about the diabetes. It willmeasure the effectiveness of control and intervention on the treatment of diabetes. 1

Aim and ObjectivesThe major aim of the research is to evaluate the effectiveness of intervention and controlgroup on the treatment of diabetes among the patients. Following objectives have been laiddown:To assess significant difference between intervention and control strategies of treatmentprocedure of diabetesTo examine the impact of treatment procedure on the occurrence of relapses To examine the effect of diagnosis on self-image index To assess the relationship between weight time and different scales of time during thetreatment procedures of diabetes 2

Chapter 2 - MethodologyLongitudinal design has been kept for the research. It is a randomized study performedover 6 weeks. It was also a mixture of both quantitative and qualitative methods. The participantswere randomly selected and were segmented into two groups. First group is of interventiongroup and other one is control group. The given data is made up from the intervention study onadults. Test scores and quality of life ratings have been collected over three time points: pre-intervention, post-intervention and follow up. Half of the group have been randomly assigned toreceive a brand new therapy/intervention. The other half is a control group receiving regularcare. Following variables have been used for the study:Gender and age of participantsWhether the client is in the intervention or control groupTest scores over 3 time points. The data is entered as percentile scores for ageSelf-image at 3 time points (possible scale range is 0-15)Weight at time 1 onlyWhether patients were self-referred or notNumber of relapses experiencedDiagnosis The test score are being measured at three different time points which are as follows Time 1: pre-intervention – It is the time before the treatment of the diabetes Time 2: Post intervention – It is the time during the treatment of the diabetes Time 3: Follow Up – It is the time after the treatment of the diabetes1

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