Perspectives on Barriers and Facilitators in Caring for Women with Gestational Diabetes in Rural Appalachia.

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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to explore perspectives of healthcare providers in rural Appalachia who care for pregnant women with gestational diabetes, including management facilitators and barriers.Qualitative study with interviews and thematic analysis. Thematic analysis was conducted using the sort and sift method after inductive content analysis with open coding, identifying categories, and abstraction.Twenty-one advanced practice nurses and 10 physicians participated in the study. Three themes were identifi ed: rural healthcare challenges including limited resources and lack of adherence to recommendations, cultural infl uences including normalization of diabetes and food culture, and collaborative care including accessible resources and patient motivation.The themes provide insight into the perceived barriers and facilitators of healthcare providers caring for women with gestational diabetes in rural Appalachia. Consistent, evidence-based communication with cultural consideration supports effective education and care of women with gestational diabetes. Healthcare providers' knowledge of local resources, accessible electronic medical records, and communication among the various team members enhance collaboration in diabetic management in the rural setting.
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Authors Chertok, Ilana R Azulay;Silk, Jennifer J;Kulasa, Kathryn A;
Journal mcn the american journal of maternal child nursing
Year 2019
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10.1097/NMC.0000000000000552
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