During the World Diabetes Week celebrated between 14 and 21 November, free sugar measurements were made by citizens at the event organized by the Hospital for the Disabled.
There was intense interest from the citizens at Sankopark Shopping Mall. Within the scope of the World Diabetes Week, our diabetes school team made free candy measurements for citizens. Opening of the stand Hospital Manager Op.Dr. Dr. Mehmet Emin Türk, Director of the Hospital for Diabetes Ömer Arif PAMUK as well as hospital personnel participated. Ozel Arif Pamuk, our in-house specialist who emphasizes that diabetes is a serious health problem in our world, stated that they gave diabetes education to over 1000 people in 4 years. "Today, there is a serious health problem like diabetes. Today, we are also measuring blood sugar in the context of World Diabetes Week. So we have both sugar control and new diagnosis patients. In the past 4 years, we have trained more than 1000 diabetics and our education processes are continuing. Today, in addition to informing society about diabetes, we are also registering for the diabetes school and conducting finger blood tests on those who ask. Those above certain values are directed to my hospital and checked. Sometimes we get new diagnose diabetes patients. We are training our patients to start their treatment, "he said.
"DIABETH SCHOOL RECORDING CONTINUES"
Hospital Manager Opr. Dr. M.Emin Türk emphasized the importance of the School of Diabetes and emphasized the importance of the School of Diabetes and stated that "Diabetes School is given by experts in order to guide how to manage their diseases, treatment methods, nutrition, exercise, psychological adjustment process etc. In our diabetes education trainings, 1 Psychologist, 1 Diabetes Nurse and 1 Dietitian were assigned to each of the subjects by our specialists.We gave a diploma to 700 patients in the trainings which were held for 1.5 years and 3 month periods.Our records are continuing.In these and similar subjects Gaziantep I would like to thank our specialists and our diabetes nurse for their dedication and volunteer work at the Diabetes School ".