Inhaled Insulin, Afrezza, Educational Module for Health Care
Aug 30, 2021 18:30:22 GMT -5
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Post by lazyb767 on Aug 30, 2021 18:30:22 GMT -5
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Summary
In conclusion, my goal of creating an educational module for health care providers to improve the management of diabetes with the utilization of the inhaled insulin, Afrezza, proved to be effective through this project study. This educational module is a possible way of taking positive steps towards improving the quality of life and health outcomes of patients living with diabetes. This project also proved that improving health care providers knowledge on managing diabetes with the inhaled insulin, Afrezza, could promote positive social change. The utilization of inhalable insulin could lower the overall global expenditure on diabetes and the multiple
comorbidities that come with this disease process. The use of Afrezza could also lead to positive change in health care by improving patient outcomes and medical adherence as well as decreasing hospitalizations due to diabetic influence.
Summary
In conclusion, my goal of creating an educational module for health care providers to improve the management of diabetes with the utilization of the inhaled insulin, Afrezza, proved to be effective through this project study. This educational module is a possible way of taking positive steps towards improving the quality of life and health outcomes of patients living with diabetes. This project also proved that improving health care providers knowledge on managing diabetes with the inhaled insulin, Afrezza, could promote positive social change. The utilization of inhalable insulin could lower the overall global expenditure on diabetes and the multiple
comorbidities that come with this disease process. The use of Afrezza could also lead to positive change in health care by improving patient outcomes and medical adherence as well as decreasing hospitalizations due to diabetic influence.