NURSING 2: Diabetes Diagnosis, Distress, and Psychosocial Care Report

This report provides an in-depth analysis of diabetes diagnosis, focusing on the case of John, a patient experiencing the disorder. It explores the impact of diabetes distress on his well-being, examining psychosocial care behaviors and the various enablers and impediments affecting care delivery. The report highlights the importance of patient-centered care, communication, and medical nutrition therapy in managing diabetes and mitigating distress. It identifies obstacles related to the physical environment, nurses' knowledge, and patient-related factors, as well as cultural and social issues that can hinder effective psychosocial care. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of early diagnosis, intervention programs like blood sugar screening, and the integration of psychosocial care to improve patient outcomes and overall health management. The report also provides key references to support the findings and recommendations.