Web•Prevalence of diabetes distress is reported to be 18‐45% with an incidence of 38‐48% over 18 months •Diabetes distress is associated with higher A1c, lower self‐ efficacy, and poorer self‐care behaviors Diabetes Distress •Depression •Anxiety •Eating Disorders Psychological Co‐morbidities Webdiabetes self-care efficacy (DSCE) in patients of diabetes, type 1 and type 2. Health maintenance in chronic illness as diabetes is dependent on performing several key self-care behaviours. The present study discusses two parts—Part I elaborates the qualitative exploration of the research con-struct through semi-structured interview of diabetic

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Weblevel of self-efficacy in people with diabetes can result in improved self-care behaviour, glycaemic control, general health, mental health and social functioning. This article reviews the concept of self-efficacy and describes the design and implementation of a tool in clinical practice that measures self-efficacy in individuals with diabetes WebAug 13, 2013 · Hyperglycaemia is a major predictor of the development of diabetes late complications, and improving glycaemic control has been shown to prevent microvascular as well as macrovascular events (the latter at least in type 1 diabetes) [1–3].Although a number of internal and external factors contribute to the level of blood glucose [], it is … http://www.diabetesinitiative.org/resources/tools/ToolsAssessmentInstruments.summary7-LAC.html crystallographic relationship