Clinical Care and Education

Diabetes is a chronic illness that necessitates ongoing medical care and patient education in order to avoid acute complications and lower the risk of long-term problems. Diabetes management is complicated, and it necessitates addressing a variety of concerns in addition to glycemic control. There is a substantial body of research that supports a variety of diabetes therapies. These standards of care are intended to provide physicians, patients, researchers, payors, and other interested parties with information about the components of diabetic care, treatment goals, and techniques for assessing care quality. A clinical care pathway, also known as a care pathway or an integrated care pathway, is a set of guidelines for clinicians on how to choose the best treatment for a patient with a specific condition or disease, with the primary goals of improving care quality, reducing clinical variation, and maximizing the use of health-care resources.

• Glycemic control
• Assessment of glycemic control
• Evidence based clinical care