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The implementation of a health education program, in addition to performing multidisciplinary work, favors the prevention of diabetic foot ulcers and reduces the risk of amputation.

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An education based on self-efficacy is used to build a strong and good perceptive to support and strengthen the DM sufferers' behavior and prevent diabetic foot injuries.

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The performed intervention promoted positive behavioral changes, favoring the adoption of healthy habits and the promotion of self-care in older adult patients with Diabetes Mellitus.

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It was found that educational interventions implemented were beneficial to DFU patients in improving their self-care practices and foot care knowledge, preventing the DFUs.

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The results of a systematic review of twenty-six studies and a meta-analysis of 9 studies showed that diabetic foot education improved the level of knowledge and behavior of patients with diabetes, while not affecting their self-efficacy.

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Conduct of primary care nurses in the care of people with diabetic foot
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It was understood that the conduct of primary care nurses, in this current model carried out in the local health system, is ineffective because nurses do not systematize, basic care to prevent complications.

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Educational intervention to promote self-care in older adults with diabetes mellitus*
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The performed intervention promoted positive behavioral changes, favoring the adoption of healthy habits and the promotion of self-care in older adult patients with Diabetes Mellitus.

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Combined efficacy of foot care education with PDGF improved the total wound healing and ensured better wound characteristics in lower extremity foot ulcers among adults with T2D.

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10 important principles of education in modern diabetic foot care are described, remembering that it is vital to educate not only the patient but also the health care professional.

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The recent data from the Netherlands show that with a concerted team approach, it is possible to increase the numbers of foot clinics with the provision of podiatry services by more than 100% and there remains much to be done in the next millennium to improve the lot of the diabetic patient with foot problems.

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