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Diabetes centre

Area

Partner

Project responsible

Duration

Project budget

WDF contribution

Project number

Bolivia

Centro Vivir con Diabetes

Dr. E. Duarte

October 2003 - October 2004

USD 140,000

USD 70,000

WDF02-015

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Objective

The project aims to enhance the quality of life for people with diabetes in the Cochabamba province, Bolivia, by helping them to lead a normal life with diabetes.

Expected impact

  • 30-40% of health care providers in the target area trained in diabetes
  • 50% of health institutions in the target area have diabetes educators
  • Information campaign on diabetes reaching 50% of urban population and 30% of rural population in the target area
  • Integrated diabetes education for 90% of poor family type 1 children and 50% of type 2 adults in the target area

Results at project completion, June 2005

  • The first Centro de Atención Integral for diabetes is offering its services to the Bolivian population
  • A multidisciplinary team for treatment of diabetes has been formed
  • Success in having people with diabetes adhere to the full treatment
  • The first centre for healthy eating in Bolivia has been started up
  • Capacity to provide needy patients with quality treatment, including the necessary medication has been created
  • Approximately 1,200 people have been treated at the centre, of which 60% attend for medical treatment, 30% for nutritional treatment and the remaining 10% for psychological treatment and other services
  • 15 courses of the PREVENIR (PREVENT) Programme have been held. They were held in eight sessions, which were attended by 149 people, with a permanent waiting list
  • The modular educational programme for type 1 diabetes was attended by 100 diabetic children and young people, who were the beneficiaries of the INSULIN FOR CHILDREN programme
  • Six cookery courses in which 70 people attended, have been held
  • Simultaneous educational programmes for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and also with associations of people with diabetes, are held
  • Since June 2004, 14,616 meals have been provided in the restaurant of the small centre
  • 250 people are permanent beneficiaries, a variable number of people occasionally request the support of these programmes
  • 884 people have attended, requesting laboratory services to complement their medical treatment

 

Additional information on the project can be found here.

 

This page was last updated 11-6-2007 by taj.wdf
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