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A better model of diabetes self-management? Interactions between GP communication and patient self-efficacy in self-monitoring of blood glucose
Patient Education and Counselling, 09/03/09
Rose V et al. – This exploratory study suggests a complex relationship between patient self–efficacy and GP communication in self–monitoring of blood glucose. It is likely optimal diabetes self–management behaviours are produced by a fit between high patient self–efficacy and high quality GP communication. There is a risk that GPs who are sensitive to their patients’ low self–efficacy in self–monitoring of blood glucose may step in and take over the monitoring role and inadvertently reduce self–management.
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