Diabetes mellitus is a condition by which a group of metabolic diseases is characterized by chronic hyperglycemia occurring from deficiencies in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both.
The classical classification of diabetes is type 1, type 2, other types, and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).
Childhood incident rate of diabetes range from 22.5 per 100000 Australians
In Australia, a higher predominance of T2DM in Aborginal is associated with low area socioeconomic situation (SES)
Increased Diabetes disease ended up with renal function disorders among aboriginals
It is more prevailing in a younger Indigenous Australians and is often headed by a group of hazards, including central obesity, dyslipidaemia, albuminuria and socio-economic disadvantage.
It must be supported by at least 3 relevant scholarly resources listed in CDU APA 7th edition format and incorporated in-text appropriately. Consider all aspects of the health promotion Infographic and reflect on your understanding and feelings around the information to guide your response.
Complications
Blindness
Renal failure
Non-traumatic lower-limb amputations
Strokes
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease polycystic ovarian syndrome,
High Risk Factors
Aboriginal women are 4-8 times as high as those in the general Australian women
Diabetes is a leading cause of coronary heart diseasenand kidney failure in Aboriginal people
Women are a greater incidence rate than their male counterparts. By the age of 60 years, 70% of women and 49% of men expect to have a diagnosis of diabetes.
Poor socio economic background
Practical Health Care Approach
Cultural cultural competent health-care.
Culturally tailored’ or ‘culturally sensitive health programs.
Indigenous involvement in health-care delivery to native people..
Improves concentration
Reduces stress
Management of Diabetes
Nutritional education
Diabetes education
Podiatric clinic
Access medical care
Physical exercises
Weight reduction
Periodic health check up
Personal hygiene
Share any insight which you may have on your peer’s discussion topic and target group from your own experience and/or reading.
