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Abstract Background To study of subjective well-being of diabetic patients and effect of positive psychology intervention. Methods The well-being of diabetic patients were analyzed by Subjective Well-being Scale. Diabetic patients were divided into control group and experimental group. Patients of control group were treated by traditional clinical care, while the experimental group with positive psychological intervention. Results Scores of health concerns, energy, life interest, depression control, behavior control and tension control were close associated with educational background and economic income. After positive psychological intervention, the anxiety score of intervention group was reduced by 13.43% in the intervention group. Compared with that of control group, the anxiety score decreased by 5.28% in the intervention group at the experiment end. After positive psychological intervention, the depression score decreased 10.52% in intervention group. Compared with the control group, the score of the experimental group decreased 3.49% at experiment end. Conclusion Well-being of diabetic patients showed different characterizations with respect of education and monthly income. Application of positive psychological interventions can result in a improving role on the anxiety and depression of diabetic patients.
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