New edition of "China's chronic disease prevention and treatment of primary care manual (diabetes credit book)" ...

On December 28th, an updated edition of the Diabetes Credit Book was published in the Manual of Primary Physicians for the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases in China (hereinafter referred to as the Manual).
Professor Hu Dayi, Director of the Heart Research Institute of Peking University People's Hospital, Professor Ji Linon, Director of Endocrinology Department of Peking University People's Hospital, and other clinical experts and grass-roots experts in the field of diabetes have conducted in-depth discussions on the ecological construction of diabetes grass-roots management in China through online and offline methods.
From left: Zhao Hongxia, Director of Endocrinology Department, Linyi County People's Hospital, Shandong Province, Endocrinology Department, Haiyuan Xiaoyi City People's Hospital, Shanxi Province, Professor Liu Meilin, Director of The Endocrinology Department of Peking University First Hospital, Professor Lu Juming, Former Director of Endocrinology Department of the PLA General Hospital, Professor Ji Linon, Director of Endocrinology Department, Peking University People's Hospital, Liu Weilin, President of The Chinese Gerontology and Geriatrics Society Professor Guo Xiaoxuan, former director of the endocrinology department of a hospital, Professor Guo Lixin, director of the endocrinology department of Beijing Hospital, Chen Fundamental, vice president of Chao'an District People's Hospital in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, and Sheng Shizhou, general manager of Sanofi China's primary health care department, have published six sub-volumes since its inception in 2014, covering cardiovascular disease, diabetes, stroke, epilepsy, kidney disease and pharmacy.
update to the Diabetes Credits Is an overall upgrade based on new technologies, treatments and concepts, following its first release in 2016.
Professor Hu Dayian, founder of the Handbook, said: "In the past seven years, focusing on the huge demand in the management of chronic diseases in counties across the country, the Manual of Primary Physicians for the Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases in China has provided targeted and specialized clinical guidance to primary doctors, and has become a necessary 'pocket book' for the majority of primary doctors, with more than 50,000 training sessions in the country covering more than 790,000 primary doctors."
update of the Diabetes Credit Book will provide more advanced diabetes treatment management concepts for primary care physicians, thus benefiting more county patients and helping to achieve 'big illness out of the county'.
" According to the latest data from the National Health And Wellness Commission, chronic noncommunicable diseases have become the main cause of death and disease burden of our residents.
as one of the main chronic diseases threatening the health of our residents, diabetes has become a major public health problem.
china has 129 million people with diabetes, the highest rate in the world, according to the International Epidemiological Survey, but treatment and control rates are less than half.
facing the huge patient population and medical needs, primary health care in the diagnosis and management of chronic diseases bear an increasingly important responsibility, is not to be ignored medical strength.
years, the state is gradually building an integrated prevention and treatment mechanism for chronic diseases, committed to the management of chronic diseases to the grass-roots level.
In the field of diabetes, since 2009, the management of primary prevention and treatment of diabetes has been promoted and implemented throughout the country as a national basic public health service management project, and since 2015, the national graded treatment has made diabetes one of the first pilot diseases, promoting the primary diagnosis, basic diagnosis and treatment of diabetic patients.
, editor-in-chief of the Diabetes Credit Book, said: "The large number of people with diabetes in China is a huge test of our health care system.
capacity of primary care services can greatly alleviate this pressure while providing patients with a more efficient diagnosis and treatment experience.
this is why we launched and updated this manual.
hope that in the future, the Diabetes Credit Book will become a carry-on 'pocket book' for more and more primary-level doctors to help them more professionally address the medical needs of patients, thereby helping to promote the upgrading and standardization of the standard of treatment in primary hospitals.
" new edition of the Diabetes Credit Book contains nine areas, including diagnostic prevention, blood glucose monitoring, drug treatment, injection therapy, complication management, cardiovascular disease control, patient education, blood sugar management inpatients, autumn and winter flu vaccination, and has been updated and upgraded to include all chapters of the original version.
In response, Professor Guillaume said: "In recent years, a variety of new technologies, new therapies, new ideas have enriched the treatment options for diabetes, such as Sanofi just launched this year on the basis of insulin to excellent ®, the use of off-skin storage micro-precipitation technology, to patients with a more stable, long-lasting sugar-lowering effect."
So, through this update of the Diabetes Credit Book, we hope that in addition to providing professional and standardized guidance to primary care physicians, we can also help them gain clinical knowledge that keeps pace with the times, so that more grass-roots patients can access high-quality medical services without a county.
" in order to be closer to the actual needs of primary care doctors, the re-version of the Diabetes Credit Book also invited a number of grass-roots experts to participate in the review.
chen Fundamental, a primary-level medical expert who participated in the revised review and vice-president of Chao'an District People's Hospital in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, said: "In the past four years, the achievements of the Diabetes Credit Book at the grass-roots level have been evident to all.
it brings convenient, practical and authoritative professional guidance to many primary-level doctors, making them more comfortable in the process of treating diabetics, so as to better serve and retain patients.
This re-release of the Diabetes Credit Book fully consults and adopts the suggestions of those of us from the primary health care workers, I believe that this upgraded version of the 'pocket book' in the future can help grass-roots doctors to solve more clinical needs, with a more professional attitude for the health of the grass-roots people escort.
" in the future, on the basis of "pocket book", the Manual will also launch an "electronic version" to provide rich and diverse forms of knowledge and guidance for in-depth and interesting short video content, so that primary-level doctors can use fragmented time to learn and truly become the "carry-on assistant" of primary-level doctors.
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