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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Primary prevention of diabetes among the effects of lifestyle intervention evaluation of nursing [Abstract] Objective way of life among primary prevention of diabetes care and intervention, so that more people attach importance to primary prevention of diabetes and gradually form good habits and reduce the incidence of diabetes, and fully reflects the nurses in the prevention of disease . Methods for the workers healthy people, selected focus groups found the primary prevention of diabetes, 112 patients were divided into intervention and control groups, people are more concerned with the observation of the target fasting plasma glucose (FPG), total cholesterol (TC), triglycerides ( TG), body mass index (BMI) as the observed indicators, continuous intervention for 2 years, 2 years after the results of physical examination. Results lifestyles for primary prevention of diabetes care intervention group compared with the observed parameters between the control group were significantly (P lt;0.05 ). Conclusion by healthcare professionals to strengthen the focus on primary prevention among diabetic lifestyle intervention on diabetes prevention has a positive effect. [Keywords:] diabetes mellitus; primary prevention; lifestyle; nursing intervention In recent years, the incidence of diabetes and the prevalence rate increased year by year, become a threat to people’s health a major social issue [1]. U.S. counterparts studies have shown that the treatment of diabetes burden is increasing year by year, but its treatment is an improvement, then is unknown. Therefore, lifestyle intervention indeed “no benefit of the million.” only focus on prevention, be possible to gradually reduce the force of the size of diabetes, the inputs can achieve the minimum standards required of health economics [2] . domestic and nursing staff from intervention targets, most of the reports for the hospitalized patients, or patients with diabetes. for the primary p