| 英文摘要 |
Diabetes is a complex chronic disease, and this issue has been considered important. In 2020, the rate of glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1C)>9% in outpatients with diabetes in our hospital was as high as 10.5%, which initiated the motivation to improve. According to quality control methods, the real reasons of the high rate were: 1. Many patients refused to inject insulin and had no awareness of the disease; 2. The patients had insufficient knowledge of carbohydrates and were caused by incontinence of food on festivals; 3. Outdoor exercise was restricted by the epidemic situation; 4.Unable to track patients regularly and many physicians lacked of the qualifications of diabetes shared care network, 5. Lack of systematic management tools. Using PDCA to improve countermeasures, including making multilingual medical and patient sharing decision-making insulin creative teaching materials, strengthen carbohydrate awareness, home exercise process planning and training, improving physician certification and interdisciplinary care. The results of the improvement found that the rate of HbA1C>9% of diabetics in our hospital dropped to 8.7%. It showed that this project really helped to improve the quality of care for diabetics. |