Key result
Diet and exercise serve as key strategies for managing early-stage diabetes in Vietnam.
Why the study?
Preventing and treatment for diabetes of patients in hospitals in Vietnam has become a pressing issue due to the rising number of patients with diabetes.
The study emphasizes lifestyle interventions and healthcare workforce training as key strategies for diabetes management in Vietnam.
May support lifestyle strategies in early diabetes care in Vietnam; leaves open efficacy pending randomized trials.
In recent years in Vietnam, preventing and treatment for diabetes of patients in hospitals has been rising as hot issues because the number of patients with diabetes tend to increase much. Our study uses mainly statistics and qualitative analysis synthesis and inductive methods, together with quantitative analysis with data and statistics. Vu Thanh Binh et al (2021) said that Monitoring blood pressure with a continuous blood pressure monitor to carry around to detect masked hypertension (MH) in type 2 diabetes patients who are on outpatient treatment at Thai Binh Medical University Hospital, Thai Binh, Vietnam. Our study results indicated that diabetes including type 1 and type 2 and can be identified at early stages and have prevention treatment solutions such as physical exercises, eating food with lipid, and Reduce the amount of foods with high starch and sugar content. Lat but not least, Strengthening knowledge and skills of nurses and doctors and quality of human resources operating in the field of diabetes. Finally, our paper will propose policy implications and recommendations.
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Binh et al. (2021) studied Diabetes (type 1 and type 2). Prevention treatment solutions (physical exercises, dietary modifications) was evaluated. Prevention treatment solutions such as physical exercises and dietary modifications were identified as strategies for managing diabetes at early stages in Vietnam.
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