Integrated management of diabetes in children
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Area
Partner
Project responsible
Duration
Project budget
WDF contribution
Project number |
Sudan
Faculty of Medicine, University of Geziera
Dr. M. E. Abdalla
January 2007 - January 2009
EUR 241,000
EUR 123,000
WDF06-167 |
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Objective
The project seeks to improve care given to children with type 1 diabetes through their schools and families and the health care system in order to decrease the high number of children admitted to hospital with keto-acidosis.
Expected impact
- 200 school teachers trained
- 100 health care providers trained (doctors, medical assistants, dieticians and paediatric psychologists)
- 1,500 children having access to better quality diabetes care
- Reference paediatric diabetes clinic established in Wad Medani Paediatrics' Hospital
- Information system and nutritional unit established in the reference clinic
Results to date
- 50 participants joined a partnership workshop
- 28 health personnel; 12 doctors, 10 nurses, 3 dieticians and 3 psychologists, have been trained in the management and education of children with diabetes
- 40 teachers from the Wad Medani Locality schools have been trained
- Weekly referral clinic sessions have been held in the reference clinic in Wad Medani Paediatrics Teaching Hospital, the clinic has so far registered 294 children
- A nutritional unit has been established in which 10 training sessions have been held, 15-40 mothers of children with diabetes attended each session
- Health education materials in Arabic have been developed
Additional information on the project can be found here.
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