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The importance of measuring self-efficacy in patients with diabetes
M. Mishali
, H. Omer
, A. D. Heymann
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Keyphrases
Self-efficacy
100%
Patients with Diabetes
100%
Treatment Recommendations
62%
Self-care
25%
Medication Adherence
25%
Medication Intake
25%
Resistance to Treatment
25%
Physical Activity
12%
Clinical Outcomes
12%
Diabetes Management
12%
Tailored Intervention
12%
Pearson Correlation
12%
Treatment Measures
12%
Self-monitoring of Blood Glucose
12%
Adherence to Medication
12%
Oral Medication
12%
Diabetes Self-management
12%
Individually Tailored
12%
Low Self-efficacy
12%
General Measures
12%
Nursing and Health Professions
Self-Efficacy
100%
Patient with Diabetes
100%
Self Care
33%
Patient Compliance
22%
Adherence
22%
Clinical Outcome
11%
Blood Glucose Monitoring
11%
Physical Activity
11%
Economic and Social Development
11%
Influencing Factor
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Self Concept
100%
Patient with Diabetes
100%
Diabetes
33%
Patient Compliance
22%
Self Care
22%
Physical Activity
11%
Blood Glucose Monitoring
11%
Oral
11%
Psychology
Self-Efficacy
100%
Self-Care
22%
Adherence to Treatment
22%
Self-Monitoring
11%
Self-Management
11%
Physical Activity
11%
Blood Glucose
11%
Economic and Social Development
11%
Influencing Factor
11%