Abstract
BackgroundThe components of Metabolic syndrome (MetS), have obvious consequences on Health Related Quality Of Life (HRQoL), the question whether metabolic syndrome is associated with the change of well-being and HRQoL requires evaluation. ObjectiveThe major objective of the study was to provide patient counseling and education on various aspects of metabolic syndrome to improve QoL of the patients. MethodThe study population was randomly categorized into control and intervention group. The intervention group was provided with patient counseling and Patient Information Leaflets along with usual care. The control group received the usual care provided by the doctors, nurses and technicians. The QoL of both groups was assessed using modified WHO-BREF QOL questionnaire during the subsequent follow-up. ResultsIt was found that there is a statistical significant difference in the physical, psychological and social domain values in the test group at baseline and after intervention phase with t value −10.574,-10.796 and −2.221 (p = 0.001, p = 0.001 & p = 0.031). ConclusionIn the present study, there is an improvement in the QoL scores of the intervention group compared to that of the control group. Clinical pharmacist's service can be very beneficial for the management and monitoring of MetS patients to improve their QoL.
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