Factors Associated with Blood Sugar Level Control and Diabetic Nephropathy of Diabetes Mellitus Types II Primary Care Unit 4, Medical Division, Nakhon Udon Thani Municipality

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  • Khruakeaw saenmanot -

Keywords:

Patients with types II diabetes, blood sugar level control, diabetic nephropathy of diabetes mellitus types II

Abstract

This retrospective study aims at investigating the factors associated with blood sugar level control and diabetic nephropathy of diabetes mellitus types II at Primary Care Unit 4 (Kao Chan), Medical Division, Nakhon Udon Thani Municipality. The samples of this study were 144 patients with types II diabetes who receive medical treatment at diabetes clinic at Primary care unit 4 (Kao Chan). The data from Hosxp system were analyzed and data collection was recorded using two parts of data which were 1) Patients with types II diabetes’ personal information form, and 2) data of patients with types II diabetes taken from laboratory. SPSS for Windows was used in data analysis as descriptive statistics. The findings revealed that age, occupation, gender, and types of diabetes medicines treatment had a significant relationship between blood sugar level control and diabetic nephropathy of diabetes mellitus types II from Primary Care Unit 4 (Kao Chan), Medical Division, Nakhon Udon Thani Municipality.

Keywords:  Patients with types II diabetes, blood sugar level control, diabetic nephropathy of diabetes mellitus types II

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Published

30-09-2024

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saenmanot, K. . (2024). Factors Associated with Blood Sugar Level Control and Diabetic Nephropathy of Diabetes Mellitus Types II Primary Care Unit 4, Medical Division, Nakhon Udon Thani Municipality. Journal of Health Promotion and Environmental Health Research Health Promotion Centre 8 Udon Thani, 2(4), 63–74. retrieved from https://he04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/hpc8Journal/article/view/1909

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Vol. 2 No. 4 (2024): September - December

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Research Articles

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