This study aimed to investigate application of the transtheoretical model to predict self-care outcomes and serum irisin level in the patients with type 2 diabetes and control.
Summary of the project:134 patients with type 2 diabetes Ardabil, aged between 30-70 years, who use blood glucose lowering drugs, and without kidney disease, liver and mental problems and learning and literacy are , the population of the study .
The fifth phase of the study ( intervention): Evaluate biochemical, anthropometric and blood pressure will be before the intervention of both groups . To an educational model based on trans-theoretical model of change will be taught. The control group patients will receive standard training. For education based on individuals at any stage of change will be changed, At least 5 and a maximum of 7 sessions based on the number of stages of change and self-care needs of patients and the contents of the training session: Proper use of medications, dietary education and physical activity sessions accompanied by one family member, making decisions that affect diabetes, in some of the meetings will be held and self-care educational booklet at the end of each session, each session will be available to the subjects, Educational tool CD containing demo videos - training of the subjects will be in the last session. The sixth phase of the study (follow-up): They both study groups (intervention and control) will be followed for 6 months and during this period will not be any training program. At the end of the seventh week and 6 months after the intervention (follow-up) on the stages of change questionnaire, 24-hour food recall questionnaire and physical activity questionnaire back to the subjects in each stage will be completed and the evaluation of anthropometric and biochemical evaluation Fasting blood glucose , fasting blood glucose 2 hours after breakfast , glycosylated hemoglobin, triglyceride and total cholesterol and high-density cholesterol , low-density cholesterol and irisin concentrations will be in the three stages.