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003‐Screening for Diabetes Retinopathy (DR) in Children and Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D)

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improved quality of patient care as measured by a decrease in the HbA1c levels of patients. Clinical Implications: Pediatric nurses specialized in diabetes education must be included on a team… Click to show full abstract

improved quality of patient care as measured by a decrease in the HbA1c levels of patients. Clinical Implications: Pediatric nurses specialized in diabetes education must be included on a team providing care to pediatric patients with diabetes if quality care is expected. Following the creation of the diabetes program, which included diabetes educators, The Pediatric Diabetes Center was able to provide ADA recommended DSME and DSMS and decrease HbA1c levels. Pediatric patients with diabetes may benefit from being referred to health care providers able to provide a team with nurses specialized in diabetes care to patients.

Keywords: diabetes retinopathy; retinopathy children; 003 screening; children adolescents; care; screening diabetes

Journal Title: Journal of Pediatric Nursing
Year Published: 2017

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