Abstract

Traditional management and care of patients with diabetes is concentrated on the physiological needs of patients to the burden of psychosocial variables and social convictions affecting the condition. The exploratory expressive to subjective approach was utilized whereby 27 patients recently analyzed with diabetes, gotten to through the diabetes clinic given a comfort test. Information was collected through one-on-one in-depth semi-structured interviews.Information collection and investigation happened at the same time. Information were analyzed utilizing substance investigation. A model of care, which recognizes and prioritizes the psychosocial determinants of wellbeing nearby the therapeutic perspectives of the condition, is thought to be advantageous to patients, to healthcare experts, nurture teachers, and to the Ghanaian open.