Self and Family Management in Type 2 Diabetes: Influencing Factors and Outcomes

Abstract

Type 2 diabetes impacts over 30 million Americans and that number is increasing. Fundamental to optimal Type 2 diabetes control and improved health outcomes consists is effective self-management. There are several factors that promote and inhibit sustained and effective self-management. The established and evidence-based self and family management framework is proposed here as a solution for guiding research and practice to improve self-management and outcomes in patients with Type 2 diabetes.

Keywords

improving outcomes for diabetes mellitus management self and family management

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