In the management of diabetes, the nurse is an essential figure in the practice group. It is she who sees the clients most regularly and who performs the majority of their education; it is she who is accountable for enabling them to take appropriate decisions on monitoring, dealing with and dealing with their diabetes effectively. This book is for that reason written mostly for the practice nurse. It supplies her with the necessary background info on the disease, its possible complications and how to avoid them. It also recommends how to establish, carry out and examine an education program, while worrying the significance of involving the client in the learning process. ‘At last – a book on diabetes specifically for practice nurses, that is succinct, legible and a great reference book. If you currently run a diabetic miniclinic, or are thinking of setting one up, then this book will update and reinforce your understanding of diabetes. This well composed book will certainly improve your understanding.’ Practice Nurse ‘This is an outstanding book, which I make certain would be invited by any practice nurse who is involved in taking care of clients with diabetes. A number of the protocols, client information sheets and practical treatments are not found in conventional medical books and this volume would be an exceptional intro to diabetes for a lot of medical trainees and trainee family doctors.’ Family Practice ‘This is a simple book to read, with info provided clearly and thoroughly. Elements of diabetic care from diagnosis to treatment along with possible issues are covered, and there is special emphasis on how important it is for the nurse to allow the diabetic individual to become independent through education.’ Nursing Times
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