Knowledge of teachers of elementary school on diabetes and its management in the school environment
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https://doi.org/10.5935/1415-2762.20190034Keywords:
Diabetes Mellitus, Diabetes Complications, Child Health, School Health ServicesAbstract
Objective: to seize the knowledge of teachers about diabetes mellitus and its management in the school environment. Methods: exploratory and qualitative study that used the Brazilian Programa Saúde na Escola as a conceptual basis. Data was collected from October to December 2016, with 31 elementary school teachers, using a script with open and subjective questions that were submitted to content analysis. Results: two categories emerged – limited knowledge about the disease and the preventive care adopted, and limitations in the identification and management of glycemic decompensations. Teachers recognize the importance of training in this area and of a good communication between family members and education professionals for better child care in the school environment. Conclusion: there are numerous challenges in the care of children with diabetes mellitus in the school context, and it is necessary to rethink articulated actions among family, school and the health sector.
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