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7. Effectiveness of Multidisciplinary Team
Approach Technique on Controlling HbA1C
in Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 Patients
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20. Waist circumference value used for diagnosis
metabolic syndrome
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22. Sensitivity Sensitivity
ROC Curve
ROC Curve
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p-value
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39. Patient-Centred Care
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40. The primary care consultation7 (1976)
(History of patient-centred care)
Client-centred therapy4 (1951)
The patient-centred clinical method: a model for the
doctor-patient interaction in family medicine8 (1984)
Patient-centred medicine with illness-centered
care5 (1957)
PATIENT PRESENTS CUES OF UNWELLNESS
DOCTOR SEARCHES
TWO PARALLEL AGENDAS
Total person approach6 (1972) DOCTOR’S AGENDA
PATIENT’S AGENDA
History Physical Examination
Laboratory Investigation Expectations Feelings Fears
DIFFERENTIAL UNDERSTANDING
DIAGNOSIS ILLNESS EXPERIENCE
INTEGRATION
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42. (Components of Patient-centred care)
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disease and illness)
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(understanding the whole person)
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(an awareness of the potential for a power dynamic)
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Paternalistic :
prevention and health promotion)
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19 Consumeristic :
Default :
Mutuality :
(enhancing the patient-doctor relationship)
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X X
X X
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(a focus on healing) 22
realistic)
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46. Dyspnea palliation: The review
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(Burden and Coping)
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(pharmacologic management)
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Strong opioids
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(Dyspnea assessment)
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53. The Metabolic syndrome
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56. Random Plasma glucose as a Screenting test
Random Plasma glucose Sensitivity
(mg/dl) (%) (%)
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BG 140-199 BG<1
00
BG>2 40
2hGB>200 OGTT
DIABETES NORMAL
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100- 2hrBG140-199
FBG
IFG IGT IGT+IFG
BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION
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