Diabetes Care Handbook

According to the IDF Atlas, in 2017, there were 327 million people with diabetes between the ages of 20 and 64 in the world. We need to think about how this huge number of patients can be adequately cared for in the healthcare system. The patient journey is the sequence of processes that the patient must follow during their care in order to receive the appropriate level and quality of care. The book covers everything there is to know about diabetes: the background of the disease, the types of diabetes, comorbidities, communication options with patients, and ultimately the management of the disease as a whole. For this reason, the book can be recommended to all professionals involved in the treatment and care of people with diabetes. The book was written with the collaboration of more than 30 authors; it is a unique work of its kind, which we hope will provide good information and help in everyday work. It can be recommended for diabetologists, family doctors, dietitians, physiotherapists, podiatrists, lifestyle consultants, health promoters, as well as PhD and university students.