Outcomes of a diabetes education program for registered nurses caring for individuals with diabetes.

@article{Yacoub2015OutcomesOA,
  title={Outcomes of a diabetes education program for registered nurses caring for individuals with diabetes.},
  author={Mohammed Ibrahim Yacoub and Waddah D{\'e}meh and Jennifer L Barr and Muhammad W Darawad and Ali M Saleh and Mohammad Y. N. Saleh},
  journal={Journal of continuing education in nursing},
  year={2015},
  volume={46 3},
  pages={
          129-33
        }
}
BACKGROUND Nurses from various setting lack sufficient knowledge about diabetes and diabetes management. Better understand of evidence-based practices by nurses who are involved in caring for hospitalized individuals with diabetes can positively influence care outcomes. METHOD A pretest design was used to evaluate the effectiveness of a diabetes education program for RNs working voluntarily participated. A 1-day education program was developed and delivered to the participating nurses… 
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