Primary Care Diabetes PDF

Format:

• Type: Academic Journal
• Review Process: Not specified, likely peer-reviewed
• Publication Frequency: Not specified
• Affiliation: Primary Care Diabetes Europe

Overview:

• Scope: This journal is dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary research in primary care for diabetes. It serves as an international platform for discussions among all professionals involved in primary diabetes care.

Content Types:

• Original Research Articles: Publishes pioneering research in areas such as clinical care, diabetes education, nutrition, health services, psychosocial research, and epidemiology.
• High-Quality Reviews: Comprehensive and scholarly review articles on topics relevant to primary care in diabetology.
• News and Articles: Information and updates concerning the policies and activities of Primary Care Diabetes Europe.

Areas of Focus:

• Clinical Care: Best practices and research in clinical management of diabetes in a primary care setting.
• Diabetes Education: Educational strategies and outcomes.
• Nutrition: Nutritional guidance and research relevant to diabetes management.
• Health Services: Study and analysis of healthcare services related to diabetes.
• Psychosocial Research: Investigation into the psychosocial aspects affecting diabetes care and management.
• Epidemiology: Studies related to the incidence, distribution, and control of diabetes within populations.

Purpose:

• The journal aims to foster discussion and research that enhances the care of people with diabetes mellitus in a primary-care setting. It also seeks to reflect and promote the goals of Primary Care Diabetes Europe, thereby aiding in policy formulation and implementation for better patient care.

Target Audience:

• Healthcare professionals involved in primary diabetes care
• Clinical researchers in the field of diabetes
• Nutritionists and dieticians
• Psychologists and social workers
• Epidemiologists
• Policy makers

The journal aims to serve as a comprehensive resource for all those committed to improving diabetes care at the primary-care level, both nationally and internationally.

Volume 16, Issue 1: Pages 1-222 (February 2022)
Volume 16, Issue 2: Pages 223-340 (April 2022)
Volume 16, Issue 3: Pages 341-474 (June 2022)
Volume 16, Issue 4: Pages 475-600 (August 2022)
Volume 16, Issue 5: Pages 601-718 (October 2022)
Volume 16, Issue 6: Pages 719-856 (December 2022)
Volume 17, Issue 1: Pages 1-112 (February 2023)
Volume 17, Issue 2: Pages 113-204 (April 2023)
Volume 17, Issue 3: Pages 205-284 (June 2023)
Volume 17, Issue 4: Pages 285-410 (August 2023)
Volume 17, Issue 5: Pages 411-528 (October 2023)
Volume 17, Issue 6: Pages 529-672 (December 2023)
Volume 18, Issue 1: Pages 1-108 (February 2024)
Volume 18, Issue 2: Pages 109-248 (April 2024)
Volume 18, Issue 3: Pages 249-380 (June 2024)
Volume 18, Issue 4: Pages 381-470 (August 2024)
Volume 18, Issue 5: Pages 471-564 (October 2024)