63-8-2 Journal

  

Hello,

Please, there are terminologies you do not change went writing my papers such as people, population, intervention, program, health issue, targeted population, and lot more live it the way it is because, once you change those words the paper sound different. Please, from this day forth, if you’re rewriting papers for me, use the reference because that is a direct link to the article, journal, or a textbook read and understand and rewrite base on your understanding of your words. Please find the attached papers re-write the paper with clear understanding, and make it plagiarize free based on the question. Also, please rewrite it from paragraph to paragraph and do not mix up the paragraph. For example, do not make paragraphs one, two, or three; the paper will make no sense because the attached document is 70% plagiarized. Please, take your time to read it over because will only deal with someone who follows the instruction of my paper(s) 

Another thing, please, in my papers, can you minimize the use of PASSIVE VOICE all over my papers. For example, being included, are located, be considered, be accomplished, and the use of too many that, the & more in a sentence.

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63-8-2 Journal

To monitor the process of the alternative strategy for the Diabetes Care Continuum, the data collection method will be a combination of a qualitative and quantitative model. Using qualitative and quantitative data will both be an appropriate collection method because it would be important to use qualitative data to collect feedback from patients about their diabetes prevention/management care as well providers and other support staff providing diabetes-related services along with collecting data via labs to see how people who are Type 2 diabetic are monitoring and managing their disease as well as those who are high risk monitoring their risk and how the lifestyle changes being made in reducing their risk based on labs work as well.

Using the quantitative method the data will reflect reliability and validity because the data collected will be based labs drawn by blood and urine samples, making sure that the providers and other healthcare workers follow the same protocol as it relates to drawing labs to monitor diabetes will reduce the chances of the data having any errors which will make the data collected usable.

Using the qualitative method, surveys will be given to each patient who is currently a type 2 diabetic or is at high risk for diabetes (pre-diabetic) during their routine doctor’s visits to determine how satisfied he/she is with their level of medical care as well as improvements. During the survey, they will also discuss successes and challenges with adjusting their lifestyle to better manage their diabetes or reduce their chances of becoming diabetic. Some of the questions in the survey would be how often do you get to see your primary provider? Is your provider able to explain to you your disease in a manner you understand? How did the healthcare staff treat you? How many times a week are you able to exercise? How long are you able to exercise? 10min, 30min, 1 hour? How many times a week can access a gym or fitness facility? How often are you able to grocery shop? How often are you able to cook at home? What would make it easier for you to get access to more fruits and vegetables? When is the last time you had any health issues relating to your diabetes?

Making sure that the survey can relate to anyone regardless of gender, race, religious beliefs, etc because people are not going to receive the care and treatment they deserve if they feel like they are being discriminated against or being disrespected. It is important to have and exemplify cultural humility because that is the only way change is going to occur to improve health disparities among lower socioeconomic status and demographics who are considered high risk of having Type 2 diabetes. The questions in the survey will also be easier to understand for those who do not speak English via document provided in their native language along with a translator if needed. An alternative format of the survey will also be provided to those who may have a disability such as hearing loss, deaf, blind, etc. It is important to make sure services are provided to patients in a way that is most comfortable to them and with this alternative strategy, the needs of the patient(s) will always come first.