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The PICOt question which I have decided to pose is: “How does the development of a wellness education program ( I ) compare to none ( C ) in decreasing the prevalence of type II diabetes ( O ) in African American’s over the age of 20 years ( P ) during a six-month period ( t ) in primary care?” This PICOt question is important because the prevalence of diabetes in the African American population in the United States remains high today. Chleobwy, El-Mallakh, Myers, Kubiak, Cloud, and Wall (2015) reported statistics that stated over 14% of the African American population in the United States over the age of 20 years have been diagnosed with type II diabetes. Additionally, the prevalence of type II diabetes is higher in African Americans than other racial groups (Chlebowy et al., 2015). As I research the topic further, there is a possibility that the age group could be narrowed, as well as the population size could be reduced from the United States to more specific communities which are affected by type II diabetes.
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Jeffers, K. S., Cadogan, M., Heilemann, M. V., & Phillips, L. R. (2019). Assessing informal and formal diabetes knowledge in african american older adults with uncontrolled diabetes. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 45(2), 35-41.
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Dehkordi, L. M., & Abdoli, S. (2017). Diabetes self-Management education; Experience of people with diabetes. Journal of Caring Sciences, 6(2), 111.