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1. IMPACT OF STRUCTURED EDUCATION
ON SAFE FASTING
EGYPTIAN STUDY
Mesbah Sayed Kamel
MD
2. To assess the diabetes-fasting related issues of
diabetic patients before Ramadan and the impact
of structured education on safe fasting and post
Ramadan assessment.This study was conducted in
Minia governorate,an upper Egypt one 250 km
south Cairo.
AIM OF THE WORK
4. Following the ethical guidelines of
epidemiological research, informed written
consent was taken from all participants after
supplying comprehensive information about the
nature of the study and the procedural details of
the blood sugar investigations.
ETHICAL CONSIDERATION
6. Randomized controlled clinical trail
conducted to Muslim diabetic patients
during the period from April 2014to August
2014.
STUDY DESIGN
7. Inclusion criteria:
Muslim diabetic patients.
Exclusion criteria:
-Diabetics with co- morbidities
e.g:CKD,IHD, decompensated liver disease.
-Uncontrolled Diabetes (Taking insulin more
than two times).
-Has a religious exempt(ill,pregnant,..).
8. 2 months before Ramadan pre-assessment of
patient knowledge about diabetes and fasting
using a standardized questionnaire filled by
patients or their relatives after explaining each
item in simple meaningful words.
11. After pre-assessment the participants were
subdivided into small groups (15-20 participants)
and received 2hour session of structured
education focused on Ramadan fasting and
diabetes knowledge. The sessions were given by
principal investigator and/or his trained assistants
(physicians) under his strict supervision.
12. Education program followed the structured diabetes
educational IDF module including meal planning,
physical activity, hypoglycemia, timing and dosage of
medications and glucose monitoring. Necessary
modifications made for the module to fit for important
aspects in Ramadan e.g. time for glucose checking,
accepted blood glucose levels and clarification that
glucose check does not break fasting.
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16. Patients participating in the program were given a
glucometer and diary for blood glucose self-
monitoring and educated for (SMBG), according to
the following schedule: 9h after sohour, 2 hours before
Iftar and 2hours after Iftar. Also pt .advised to register
hypoglycemic episodes.
Post Ramadan assessment were done for 97
participants.
46. CONCLUSIONS
Fasting is a spiritual issue for which patients make their own
decision after receiving appropriate advice from religious
teachings and from health care providers.
Frequent monitoring of glycemia: is essential multiple times daily.
Structured education for patients fasting Ramadan is very
important not only during Ramadan but also throughout the year
for better management of diabetes.
This structured education should also extend to those who do not
wish to fast because they often are exposed to the risk of hypo-
and hyperglycemia during Ramadan as a reflection of social
habits encountered during the month.