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Diabetes Mellitus Self-Management to Decrease the Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease.

Diabetes mellitus is the leading cause of chronic kidney disease (CKD). Managing diabetes mellitus is challenging. and patients have difficulty understanding self-management of the disease. The existing literature on self-management and patient-to-nurse relationships offers a deeper understanding of the challenges for patients with diabetes mellitus, their risk of CKD, how self-management impacts that risk, and how nurses can enhance self-management. Improving self-management of diabetes mellitus can decrease the risk for CKD. Essential self-management strategies to improve the quality of life of patients with diabetes mellitus include self-care behaviors, monitoring biological measures, and medication adherence.