This study assesses self-care practices in type 2 diabetes patients and evaluates diabetes health education among ASHA workers, implying a need for enhanced training.
Key Points
Only 16% of diabetic patients adhered to recommended self-care practices, suggesting a significant care gap.
Qualitative analysis identified limited patient knowledge and uninformed healthcare services as barriers to effective self-care.
ASHA workers reported a lack of understanding of diabetes, leading to inadequate patient support and education.
The need for comprehensive training for ASHA workers highlights the importance of effective communication in diabetes management.