宗教已被提议作为增强患者和社区对糖尿病的接受度以及改善糖尿病护理的文化特定动机策略的一种手段。锡克教是一个年轻而充满活力的宗教,散布在世界各地,圣经SriGuruGranthSahib(SGGS)被所有锡克教徒视为活着的Guru。锡克教的三大支柱是基拉特·卡尔尼(诚实的生活),VandChakna(与他人分享)和NaamJapna(专注于上帝)。他们可以帮助鼓励糖尿病护理提供者,患者和社区参与生活方式的改变,分担责任,积极思考和压力管理。SGGS的经文(Sabads),与它们永恒的相关性,跨越整个糖尿病护理领域,从原始和原始,二级和三级预防。它们可以为我们提供针对健康和生活方式相关疾病如糖尿病的整体方法的指导。SGGS建议,良好的行动是基于一个人的身体,并强调了身心互动和引导思想培养健康的生活习惯的相关性。分享的伦理,社区和包容性都强调需要全球统一的努力来管理和减轻糖尿病大流行的负担。
Religion has been proposed as a means of enhancing patient and community acceptance of diabetes and cultural specific motivational strategies to improve diabetes care.
Sikhism is a young and vibrant religion, spread across the world and the Holy Scripture Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) is regarded as the living Guru by all Sikhs. The three key pillars of
Sikhism are Kirat Karni (honest living), Vand Chakna (sharing with others) and Naam Japna (focus on God). They can help encourage the diabetes care provider, patient and community to engage in lifestyle modification, shared responsibility, positive thinking and stress management. The verses (Sabads) from the SGGS, with their timeless relevance, span the entire spectrum of diabetes care, from primordial and primary, to secondary and tertiary prevention. They can provide us with guidance towards a holistic approach towards health and lifestyle related diseases as diabetes. The SGGS suggests that good actions are based on one\'s body and highlights the relevance of mind-body interactions and entraining the mind to cultivate healthy living habits. The ethics of sharing, community and inclusiveness all lay emphasis on the need for global and unified efforts to manage and reduce the burden of the diabetes pandemic.