Development of SRIRAT MODEL with Smart Warning Watch for Hypoglycemic in Type1 Diabetic Patients
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This research and development aimed to develop and evaluate outcomes of SRIRAT MODEL with Smart Warning Watch for Hypoglycemic in Type1 diabetic patients. The study was divided into 4 phrases: 1) situation analysis 2) SRIRAT MODEL development 3) implementation and 4) outcomes evaluation. A purposive sampling technique was applied to recruit 70 participants who were Type1 diabetic patients with risk to hypoglycemia and 38 multidisciplinary healthcare staff. In addition, a sample of 70 Type1 diabetic patients was equally divided into control and study group (35 participants per group). The research instrument consisted of SRIRAT MODEL and questionnaires asking about personal information and outcomes evaluation: 1) success rate of access to services, 2) time of service delivery, 3) quality of diabetic care, 4) health literacy and 5) satisfaction rate of relevant stakeholders. Data were analyzed using frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation and independent t-test.
Results revealed that SRIRAT MODEL consisted of 6 elements: S : Self-care and Family support, R : Rapid Response, I : Innovation, R : Resource sharing, A : Accessibility and T : Teamwork. Comparing the outcomes of using SRIRAT MODEL indicated that the average scores of the outcomes variables in the study group were significantly better than the control group (p <.05) evidenced by increasing numbers on: 1) success rate of access to service, 2) quality of diabetic care, 3) health literacy and 4) satisfaction rate. In addition, the average time of service delivery in the study group were significantly less than the control group (p <.05). However, the development of SRIRAT MODEL with smart watch for type 1 diabetic patients who were at risk of hypoglycemia and its outcomes should be monitored and evaluated continuously.
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