Prevention of NEphron loss in type 2 DIABetic patients followed in general practice. Protocol of the French PENEDIAB study
La Presse Médicale Open(2023)
摘要
The number of diabetic patients is constantly increasing in France. The severity of long-term diabetes is linked to the complications it causes, including renal failure. GFR decline is a good means of measuring a loss of renal function. General practitioners (GPs) are in the front line concerning the global accompaniment of these patients. This includes prevention, follow-up, therapeutical adaptation. To identify GFR decline diabetic patients and the impact of implemented measures in general practice to reduce this loss. We present the protocol of a prospective, multicentred, randomized, controlled, two-arm interventional study among a study population in the North-West region of France. The 360 types 2 diabetic patients will be recruited by 36 GPs. The inclusion criteria target women or men over 50 with type 2 diabetes, and GFR less than 90 ml/min and greater than 45 ml/min (stage 2 and 3a renal failure). 18 GPs will be randomized in an intervention group (training on GFR decline screening and specific patient-centred measures). The study is promoted by the University Hospital of Lille. The main objective of the study is to demonstrate that patient-adapted preventive management reduces GFR decline in type 2 diabetic patients. To improve the patients’ quality of life through the early screening any study on GFR decline should involve GPs since they do have a preventive role in general practice and avoid renal failure. Up to now, in France, any study on GFR decline should involve GPs since they do have a preventive role
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diabetic patients,nephron loss,french penediab
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