Diabetes Nursing Education Its Implication Towards an Improved Quality of Life of Persons with Diabetes: A Systematic Review
Table 1.
PICO Framework
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Details |
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| Population |
Diabetic patients of all ages and demographic backgrounds. Studies involving non-diabetic populations were excluded. |
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| Intervention |
Nursing education programs specifically designed for diabetes management, including self-management and glycemic control interventions. General nursing education studies were excluded. |
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| Comparison |
Studies comparing outcomes of nursing education programs versus usual care or other interventions for diabetes management. |
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| Outcomes |
Key metrics included glycemic control, diabetes-related complications, self-management behaviors, and quality of life. Studies that did not report on these outcomes were excluded. |
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| Study Characteristics |
Peer-reviewed articles, clinical trials, and longitudinal studies published from 2019 onwards. Non-peer-reviewed articles, abstracts, posters, reviews, opinion pieces, and inaccessible full texts were excluded. |
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