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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Implementation of the telephone follow-up care of diabetic patients discharged from the role of the guidance Of: Li Yanhua, Chen Zhaojie, Lifang Tong [Abstract] Objective telephone follow-up care of diabetic patients discharged from hospital, improve the compliance behavior of patients and reduce complications. Methods 70 cases of undergraduate hospitalized patients were randomly divided into control group and observation group. The control group only discharge guidance, study group on the basis of the guidance in the discharge telephone follow-up. Results discharged patients in the diet, exercise, medication and blood glucose monitoring, compliance behavior, the study group compared with the control group was significantly improved. Conclusions telephone follow-up of diabetes patients discharged from hospital and health guidance after self-management has played a positive role in enhancing the quality of life. [Keywords:] telephone follow-up; diabetes; discharged patients; health guidance Diabetes is a group of signs of chronic elevated glucose metabolic diseases for life. If you can not cause multi-system control of multi-organ damage. At present, the comprehensive treatment of diabetes will follow the “five carriages” principle, that diet therapy, drug therapy, exercise therapy, regular monitoring and diabetes self-management education [1]. At present, China has 40 million diabetes patients, medical expenses, medical expenses accounted for 3.6% of the country. diabetic patients not only seriously affect the health of will largely increase the expenses and other social issues. Therefore, to enable patients to participate in the treatment of diabetes, controlling blood sugar, control health-care knowledge and guidance in the discharge, based on telephone follow-up tracking to give guidance, to achieve better results. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information on selected undergraduate March 2009 70 patients hospita