Title Diabetes Mellitus Prevalence in the world
Objective To formulate research questions and provide recommendations for decision making
Time Period 2019 -2020
Research Question Assessment Recommendations for Action/Decision Deion Maker(DM) Communication channel to reach &OS Timeline
To what extent has Diabetes mellitus prevailed in the world Supposing that age-specific occurrence remains persistent, we expect the quantity of
individuals with diabetes on the planet is anticipated to twice over in the midst of
2000 and 2030, grounded solely on statistic changes. The most elevated relative developments will happen in the Middle Eastern
Bow, sub-Saharan Africa, and India.
The most noteworthy increment in the quantity of individuals with diabetes will be in India. The greater part of the normal populace
development somewhere in the range of 2000 and 2030 will be
Serious in the metropolitan zones of the world.
To reduce the prevalence rates in the regions where the highest increase is expected, the following interventions should be considered:
Reducing the cost of diabetes medication in these regions.
Encouraging change of lifestyles especially to the most affected age bracket.
Providing extended education to the residents on how to avoid and manage the disease. Finally, more research should be conducted on the subject area.
WHO Email 2019- 2020
Effects of Diabetes mellitus on the world economy Diabetes Mellitus decreases a person’s chances of employability. It also puts a toll on their income In a recent study, researchers based their study on financial income of the patients, Shockingly, there was a huge price not only in developed countries but also in low and middle income nations, – where diabetics and their kindred faced extraordinary cost of diabetes treatment and management
Dealing with economic impacts of Diabetes requires a reduction in the cost of medication and therapy. More studies should be conducted on more affordable forms of treatment in order to help low income families can afford treatment. WHO Email 2019-2020
References
World Health Organization. (2016). Global report on diabetes: executive summary (No. WHO/NMH/NVI/16.3). World Health Organization.
Atlas, D. (2015). International diabetes federation. IDF Diabetes Atlas, 7th edn. Brussels, Belgium: International Diabetes Federation.
