social support (group c-7)
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SOCIAL PHARMACY-Social Support-
April 2014By (Group 7) :1. Komang Oni Widiantari1110177 / KP D2. Kevin Kusuma Hadi 1110288 / KP D3. Gede Yudha S 1110351 / KP D4. I Nyoman Artawan 1110356 / KP D5. Florencia Rustan1120004 / KP C6. Ni Putu Ayu Deviana Gayatri 1120034 / KP C7. I Putu Hendryx Narindra1120038 / KP C8. Eirene Azali Pramasetio1120054 / KP C
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Survey’s ObjectivesTo examine the effects of family intervention/support to improve biophysical, psychosocial, and behavioural outcomes for diabetic mellitus patient.
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Basic Theory
Situational stimuli about diabetes
Family member perceptions of diabetes
Patient coping procedures&action plans (e.g. self management behaviours)
Family member coping procedures & action plans
(e.g. type of support, interaction with patient)
Degree of congruence
Patient perceptions of diabetes
Illness outcomes
(e.g. Glcaemic control, psychological well being)
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Main Topics within The Questionnaire
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Demography Data of The Subjects (Patients)
Demography Data ResultNumber of Subject a.Menb.Women
Age
BMI (Body Mass Index)
Length of illness
Blood glucose level (random)
Number of medication being taking
8 patients4 patients4 patients
51,1±1,61 years old
21,15±3,35 kg/m2
7,23±3,83 years
257,95±40,15 mg/dL
2,9±0,84
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Survey’s Results
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Conclusion Based on the survey results, we can conclude
that the participants have a high percentage on cognitive and emotional representation of their illness. It means that the participants (diabetes mellitus patients) have a quite good perception of their illness.
Based on the patients perceptions, the most factor that caused diabetes mellitus is Dietary factor.
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Dorman, J. S., Valdez, R., Liu, T., Wang, C., Rubinstein, W. S., O'Neill, S. M., et al. (2012). Health Beliefs Among Individuals at Increased Familial Risk For Type 2 Diabetes:mplications for Prevention. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice , 156-162.
Tan, M. Y. (2006). The Relationship of Health Beliefs and Complication Prevention Behaviors of Chinese Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice , 71-77.