Abstract
Background: Diabetes mellitus is a serious and chronic disease in which the pancreas does not produce insulin in sufficient quantities to regulate blood sugar in the body. (WHO, 2016).Problem : How is the effect of modification of the model of controlling blood sugar levels in patients with diabetes mellitus on KGD when.Objective: To analyze the effect of modifying the blood sugar level control model in patients with diabetes mellitus on blood sugar levels at any timeMethod: Quantitative research with quasi-experimental method pre post test control group design.Population: The population is the entire research subject. With type II DM who experienced and who did not DM as many as 638 people.Sample: The number of samples is 30 people in the intervention group and 30 people in the control group. So the total sample for both groups is 60 peopleResult: There is a significant relationship between age, history of DM, behavior, smoking, obesity and hypercholesterolemia on KGD seen from p-value <0.05.Conclusion: There is a difference between age, history of DM, behavior, smoking, obesity and hypercholesterolemia on KGD before and after the intervention.Suggestion: To respondents aged > 50 years to carry out sports activities, jogging, jogging, exercise, healthy lifestyle and diligently drinking water, control blood sugar levels and for people with diabetes do not forget to take medication regularly and control regularly.
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