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Patient POV: Shared Decision Making in the Managem ...
Patient POV: Shared Decision Making in the Managem ...
Patient POV: Shared Decision Making in the Management of T2DM with Comorbidities
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In this informative session, Dr. Benita Arroda and patient advocate Katerina Garrett discuss person-centered care in managing type 2 diabetes with comorbidities. They emphasize the importance of incorporating the latest evidence on GLP-1 receptor agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors into diabetes treatment plans. Dr. Arroda underscores that patient-provider communication is crucial for adherence to treatment, thereby preventing complications and enhancing the quality of life. Katerina shares her journey of living with type 2 diabetes, highlighting the significance of a compassionate, collaborative care team in improving her health outcomes.<br /><br />The session highlights the necessity of personalized medicine, considering patients' lifestyles, physiology, and comorbidities. Education on medication effects and maintaining a balance between medication and lifestyle changes is crucial. The speakers discuss the challenges of balancing patient volume with quality care, advocating for a more compassionate approach that can increase patient engagement and trust. They also touch on the broader implications of type 2 diabetes, including its impact on cardiovascular and renal health, and the importance of holistic lifestyle changes. The session concludes with a Q&A segment, addressing practical concerns and encouraging a comprehensive approach to diabetes management.
Keywords
person-centered care
type 2 diabetes
GLP-1 receptor agonists
SGLT2 inhibitors
patient-provider communication
personalized medicine
compassionate care
cardiovascular health
holistic lifestyle changes
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