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Diabetologie und Stoffwechsel 2020; 15(04): 287-304
DOI: 10.1055/a-0895-7607
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Strukturierte Diabetesschulung

Structured Diabetes Education
Peter Kronsbein
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Nadine Kuniß
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Abstract

Successful diabetes treatment requires a high degree of therapy-related competence and everyday coping from the patients. The necessary knowledge and skills are developed in diabetes education programs together with the diabetes health care team. This article presents history, structural components and methodological-didactic aspects, gives an up-to-date overview of existing programs in Germany and an outlook on future diabetes education in view of technological progress.

Erfolgreiche Diabetestherapie erfordert von den Patienten ein hohes Maß an therapiebezogener Kompetenz und Alltagsbewältigung. Die notwendigen Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten werden in Diabetesschulungsprogrammen gemeinsam mit dem Diabetesteam erarbeitet. Dieser Beitrag stellt Historie, Strukturkomponenten und methodisch-didaktische Aspekte dar, gibt einen Überblick über aktuelle Programme und einen Ausblick auf die Diabetesschulung der Zukunft.

Schlüsselwörter

Patientenschulung - Diabetesschulung - strukturierte Behandlungs- und Schulungsprogramme

Key words

patient education - diabetes education - structured treatment and education programme


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Article published online:
21 August 2020

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