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Providing high Quality Diabetes
Educational Services
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As we
in Christian Medical College, Vellore celebrate our
110th anniversary and the department of endocrinology
continues through it’s 6th year of training diabetes
educators, Project HOPE along with IDF has launched
its flagship initiative in India called the: |
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“India
Diabetes Educator Project”. |
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Diabetes
is increasingly being recognized as a public health
problem in India. India today leads the world with the
largest number of persons affected by diabetes. Its
prevalence is about 6 % in rural areas and around 17
% in urban areas is recognized as are the complications
that go with it. The proper management of diabetes can
significantly reduce complications on the long term.
One of the common complications that frequently goes
unrecognized is loss of sensation in the feet, resulting
in frequent occurrence of ulcers leading to amputations.
This project therefore, aims to strengthen four specific
aspects of diabetes care: |
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1. Medical Management, dietary
counseling, exercise and lifestyle modification. |
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2. Patient education and guidance |
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3. Foot care and Footwear usage. |
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4. Setting up integrated diabetes
clinics with an emphasis on the close functioning of the
Diabetes Educator with other medical personnel. |
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For the
purpose of the project, training of the Educator will
be done by the Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes
and Metabolism, Christian Medical College, Vellore.
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Participation
in the project for the hospital would make a significant
contribution to mission hospitals in the way their diabetes
patients are treated and managed. It would imply: |
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Ability of the institution
to provide high quality care to their diabetic patients. |
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Availability of standard guidelines
for the management of Diabetes, along with the checklist
based screening programmes. |
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Smooth flow of patients (relevant
investigations before seeing the physicians, foot
care, diabetes education, dietary counseling). |
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Cost-effective management for both
the hospital and the patient. |
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Reduction of complications thereby
reducing the costs of the patients. |
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Develop a team for quality diabetes
management. |
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The following are the details of
the training programme: |
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The mainstay
of the project is the “PG Certificate in Diabetes
Education” a 6- month learning program which will
combine distance learning with on-site interactive workshops
to train over 3,000 healthcare professionals including
nurses, dieticians an nutritionists in India. We hope
the project will enhance knowledge and awareness about
diabetes, reduce morbidity and mortality related to
the disease and help combat the rapidly growing threat
of diabetes in India |
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| For Whom |
Where |
| Diabetes Educators |
Christian Medical College, Vellore 632004 |
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Eligibility Criteria: |
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| Personnel |
Qualification |
| Diabetes Educator |
Any graduate degree with a Leadership Quality
and a sense of flexibility and imagination.
(e.g.Nurses,Dieticians,Physiotherapists,Teachers,
Psychologists)
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If you are willing and interested
to participate in the Quality Care Initiative training
programme, please do let us know through mail or phone
contact. |
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Dates and Program Outline: |
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| Program Component |
Activity |
Estimated time for completion/
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| Induction |
In person contact session
2 Days
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First 2 days of initiating a batch |
| Modules 1,2 & 3 |
Self study |
First 3 months |
| Assignment 1 |
Submit to Master Trainer |
In the 8th week after start of program |
| Workshop 1 |
In person workshop
3 Days
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3rd week of the 3rd month after start of program |
| Modules 4,5,6 & 7 |
Self study |
4th to 6th month |
| Assignment 2 |
Submit to Master Trainer |
In the 1st week of 4th month |
| Assignment 3 |
Submit to Master Trainer |
In the 1st week of 5th month |
Workshop 2
Final Examination
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In person mini lesson + Final exam -1½
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In the 6th month |
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For details, you can contact: |
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Mobile No. |
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Dr. Nihal Thomas, |
09843111996 |
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Ms. RuthDaniel, |
09994746927 |
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Ms. Vijayalakshmi, |
09789949873 |
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Mr. Mohan, |
09597618037 |
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Fax No.0416-4200844 |
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Email: endowdf@yahoo.com |
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With Best Wishes: |
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Dr. Nihal Thomas, MD
DNB (Endo) MNAMS FRACP (Endo) FRCP (Edin) |
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Professor and Head, Unit-I |
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Department of Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Metabolism |
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Christian Medical College,
Vellore, India |
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