Diabetic Care is Improving

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has been reported by the Information The Diabetes Escape Plan Center for Social Care and Health as improving. The report indicates that more people have the necessary tests and measurements to keep their condition under control. An ongoing audit called the National Diabetes Audit is carried out by the IC to monitor the quality of care throughout the country. There is still a need for improvement for the audit indicates that only 30% have all the necessary tests and measurements. This percentage increases every year though. The old and the young are the ones least able to get the proper care and this has serious implications. The IC report indicates there are more diabetics having the necessary tests and measurements like cholesterol and blood pressure checks. There is a 7% increase in people having their AIC tests to check the blood sugar level compared from the data of last year.

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The most improvement since the 2004-2005 audit is in the number of diabetics having a foot examination indicating a 10%increase from 53.33% to 63.76%. The number of diabetics having albumin testing has also increased by 10%. This is good news as these will prevent complications like stroke, heart attack, kidney troubles, poor circulation, the loss of sight and amputations.

The National Diabetes Audit is the world's largest yearly clinical audit based on the record of about 656,000 diabetics. Dr. Jonathan Boyce, head of the external outputs of Healthcare Commission said the increase in the number of diabetics getting the needed tests is good news but this should rise more. The interventions to improve diabetic care among the socially disadvantaged group has also been reviewed. Data bases were checked and resulted in identifying twenty-six intervention features. These were analyzed to check whether they were successful or not.