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100 1 Schwarz, Peter
245 10 Prevention of Diabetes
250 8th ed
264 1 Hoboken :|bJohn Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,|c2013
264 4 |c©2013
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505 0 Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents --
Contributors -- Preface -- CHAPTER 1: What have we learned
from the number of clinical trials? -- Introduction --
Major lifestyle trials in prevention of T2D -- Da-Qing
Study -- Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study -- Diabetes
Prevention Program -- Indian Diabetes Prevention Program -
- Japanese Prevention Trial -- Other trials -- Clinical
trial evidence of the effect of lifestyle components on
T2D risk -- References -- CHAPTER 2: Identification of
target populations for intervention -- Introduction --
Risk factors for type 2 diabetes -- Nonmodifiable risk
factors -- Modifiable risk factors -- Target populations
for intervention -- Population approach -- High-risk
approach -- Hierarchical approach for intervention --
Categorization of glucose abnormalities -- Detection of
people at high risk for diabetes: scoring systems --
Strategies to identify people at high risk for diabetes --
Community-based strategies -- Clinical practice-based
strategies -- Conclusions -- References -- CHAPTER 3:
Diagnosis of prediabetes and diabetes prevention --
Introduction -- Historical synopsis -- Current definition,
mechanisms, and consequences of prediabetes -- Testing for
prediabetes: Methodologic and epidemiologic considerations
-- FPG, OGTT, and HbA1c: From a methodologic view -- FPG,
OGTT, and HbA1c: From an epidemiologic view -- Where are
we now? -- References -- CHAPTER 4: What do we know about
recruitment and retention in diabetes prevention programs?
An Australian perspective -- Introduction -- The Prevent
Diabetes Live Life Well program -- Life! Taking Action on
Diabetes program -- Description of the program --
Recruitment -- Retention and adherence -- Lessons learned
-- Where and how to recruit? -- Who comes to programs? --
Who stays in programs? -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgments
505 8 Prevent Diabetes Live Life Well program -- Life! Program -
- References -- CHAPTER 5: Depression and diabetes
prevention -- Introduction -- Depression as a risk factor
for diabetes -- Potential mechanisms linking diabetes and
depression -- Behavioral mechanisms -- Inflammatory
mechanisms -- Stress -- Antidepressive medication --
Emotional aspects in diabetes prevention -- Attitudes
towards diabetes and health risks -- Barriers to lifestyle
changes -- Maintaining lifestyle changes in daily routine
-- Other obstacles to healthy lifestyle changes --
Negative emotional feelings and reduced well-being --
Effects of diabetes prevention programs on emotional well-
being -- References -- CHAPTER 6: Diabetes prevention in a
challenging environment -- References -- CHAPTER 7: Global
migration and prevention of diabetes -- Epidemiologic
trends of diabetes in Asian Indians and migrant South
Asians -- Risk factors for type 2 diabetes in Asian
Indians and migrant South Asians -- Overall and abdominal
obesity -- Food habits -- Physical activity --
Developmental origins of diabetes -- Genetic factors --
Summary of the identified risk factors -- Preventive
strategies -- Conclusions -- References -- CHAPTER 8:
Diabetes prevention in practice: examples from the real
world -- Introduction -- The Greek experience -- One-year
results and evaluation of the program -- The Polish
experience -- Discussion -- References -- CHAPTER 9:
Quality management and outcome evaluation in diabetes
prevention -- Introduction -- Quality in diabetes care --
Quality in health promotion and primary prevention --
Classification of quality and outcome indicators --
Prevention strategy -- Level of the health care operator -
- Structure, process, and outcome model -- Quality
criteria and indicators -- Population-level prevention
strategies -- High-risk prevention strategy
505 8 Outcome evaluation indicators -- Discussion --
Acknowledgment -- References -- CHAPTER 10: Training of
prevention managers -- Curriculum development for the
training of prevention managers in the field of type 2
diabetes prevention -- Description of basic organizational
conditions -- What are the conditions and regulations of
the health care system for the implementation of diabetes
prevention interventions? -- What are the tasks of the
prevention managers in the respective country? -- What are
the necessary entrance qualifications to enter PM
training? -- What should the duration of PM training be? -
- What is the didactical structure of the training
modules? -- Will e-learning components be integrated into
the training concept? -- Definition of learning objectives,
methods, and materials -- Control of learning objectives -
- The PM training course -- References -- CHAPTER 11:
Prevention of type 2 diabetes: the role of physical
activity -- Physical activity and health - an evolutionary
perspective -- Evidence for the role of physical activity
in the prevention of type 2 diabetes -- How much is
enough? -- Physical activity and body weight -- Promotion
of physical activity in diabetes prevention: what works --
Pedometers -- Physical activity and the detection of risk
-- Physical activity throughout life -- Sedentary behavior
: more than just physical inactivity -- Conclusions --
References -- CHAPTER 12: Overview: Potentials of new
media for the training of health educators in the field of
diabetes prevention -- Introduction -- Didactic concepts
and e-learning approaches -- E-learning -- Blended
learning -- Computer-based learning -- Web-based learning
-- Online case-based learning -- Mobile learning --
Digital game-based learning and Serious Games -- Web 2.0
and social software -- Overview of Web 2.0 applications --
Blogs -- Wikis -- Podcasts
505 8 Social networking -- Syndication and notification
technologies -- Special search features and social search
engines -- Media-sharing services -- New media in diabetes
prevention -- Benefits of the use of e-learning and new
media for the training of health educators -- Projects in
the field of diabetes prevention using new media -- New
media in health communication and its potential for
diabetes prevention -- Conclusions -- Outlook --
References -- CHAPTER 13: Practical approach to the
implementation of diabetes prevention -- Epidemiology --
Combining forces -- Screening and treating prediabetes --
National programs targeted at the obesity epidemic --
Increasing awareness -- Modifying the environment --
Economic incentives -- Special populations -- References -
- Index
520 Expertly authored by the world's leading specialists in
the field, Prevention of Diabetes is the definitive guide
for better preventative diabetes care. Using an evidence-
based approach, it outlines the very latest in the
identification of people at high risk for type 2 diabetes
and how best to use interventional methods such as
screening at-risk individuals, pharmaceutical intervention
and lifestyle changes. In addition, it will provide
healthcare professionals with the clinical knowledge
required to clearly identify the early symptoms of
diabetes, enabling them to provide their patients with
better clinical care and helping avoid the onset of full-
blown diabetes. Also covered are both the health economics
of establishing, and the methods of implement/delivering
targeted prevention programmes into clinical and health
care practice, based on the vast experience of the editors
due to their involvement in such programmes. Prevention of
Diabetes provides clear and expert information in a
practical, accessible way, and is ideal reading for all
those with an interest in the prevention of diabetes and
obesity, such as public health workers, specialists in
diabetes and obesity, and GP's seeing patients with early
onset or pre-diabetes symptoms
588 Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other
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Ebook Central, 2020. Available via World Wide Web. Access
may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated
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650 0 Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 - prevention & control
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700 1 Dunbar, James
700 1 Greaves, Colin
700 1 Williamson, David
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