护理和助产糖尿病护理实践指南- 2023。波兰糖尿病学教育联合会的立场声明

Alicja Szewczyk, Natasza Tobiasz-Kałkun, Anna Stefanowicz-Bielska, E. Kobos, M. Młynarczuk, Justyna Kapuściok, Agnieszka Karczewska, B. Hornik
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摘要介绍。波兰糖尿病学教育联合会的建议历史可以追溯到2006年,当时首次起草了与糖尿病患者一起工作的护士/助产士指南。然而,护士和助产士的发展呢?能力要求采取更强有力的行动,促进从基于经验的实践向基于证据的实践的转变。的目标。本出版物的目的是提出一套描述糖尿病护理干预的程序,包括目前可获得的科学证据和参与糖尿病患者护理的专家的临床经验。材料和方法。该研究涉及糖尿病护理实践的选定领域的文献综述。在编写材料时,优先使用的数据(按重要性排序)是:随机对照临床试验及其荟萃分析、观察性研究和其他证据水平较低的研究。结果。基于对收集材料的分析,已经制定了15个程序和2个指南,描述了糖尿病患者护理干预的选定方面。每个程序都详细介绍了糖尿病护理的关键建议,并根据所分析的科学证据的重要性进行了安排。结论。《2023年PFED糖尿病护理指南》是对以前版本进行评估的结果,包括一套更新的、更广泛、更全面和基于证据的实践。这些指南的主要优点是其跨学科性,这反映在出版物的最终版本得到了许多护理领域的顾问、糖尿病学顾问和波兰糖尿病学教育联合会主席的批准,他们都代表了医学界。作者在国际推荐(新胰岛素递送推荐)工作中获得的经验在制定本指南时发挥了重要作用。
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Practice Guidelines of Nursing and Midwifery Diabetes Care – 2023. A position statement of Polish federation for education in Diabetology
Abstract Introduction. The history of recommendations by the Polish Federation for Education in Diabetology dates back to 2006, when guidelines for nurses/midwifes working with diabetic patients were first drawn up. However, the development of nurses and midwifes? competences requires stronger actions that foster a transition from experience-based towards evidence-based practice. Aim. The aim of this publication is to present a set of procedures describing nursing interventions in diabetes care, including currently available scientific evidence and clinical experience of specialists involved in the care of diabetic patients. Material and methods. The study involved a literature review of selected areas of nursing practice in diabetes care. When compiling the material, the priority was to use data from (in order of significance): randomized controlled clinical trials and their meta-analyses, observational studies and other studies with lower levels of evidence. Results. Based on an analysis of the collected material, 15 procedures and 2 guidelines have been developed, describing selected aspects of nursing interventions in diabetic patients. Each of the procedures details key recommendations on diabetes care, arranged in accordance of the significance ascribed to the scientific evidence analyzed. Conclusions. The 2023 PFED guidelines on nursing diabetes care are the effect of the evaluation of the previous versions and comprise an updated, considerably more extensive, comprehensive and evidence-based set of practices. The major asset of these guidelines is their interdisciplinarity, reflected in the fact that the final version of the publication was approved by consultants in numerous nursing fields, a consultant in diabetology, and the President of the Polish Federation for Education in Diabetology, who all represent the medical community. The authors experience gained during work on international recommendations (New Insulin Delivery Recommendations) played an important role when formulating the present guidelines.
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