PRESENTED BY:

1. PUTERI NUR
ALIA BINTI
JAMALUDDIN
(2017640734)
2. MUHAMMAD
AFIQ BIN
SHARI
(2017640914)

HEALTH PROMOTION &

3. MUHAMMAD
ZULHELMI BIN
BAKHTIAR
(2017641332)
4. MEGAT
MUHAMMAD
AFIF BIN
WELLNESS (SPS160)
MEGAT NOR
EZHAR
(2017651544)

PRESENTED FOR: MOHAMED AZIZUL BIN MOHAMED

What do you know about diabetes ?

Diabete
blood
s
sugar
mellitu
level
s
 Disease that affects your body’s ability to produce or use insulin
 Insulin is released to help transport energy to the cells
 Blood glucose levels are higher than normal for individuals with
diabetes
develop in
childhood.

Type 2:
The body
does not
use the
hormone
insulin
well
TYPE OF
DIABETE
S
Weight Inactivity

Family
History Race

Age
STATISTIC OF DIABETES PROBLEMS
IN MALAYSIA

• In fact, the survey revealed that 1.8 million out of 3.5 million Malaysians diagnosed
with diabetes were not even aware they were afflicted with the chronic disease.
• “The (faster-than-expected) rise (marks a) 17.5 per cent (increase over the) rate
recorded in 2011," Noor Hisham said after opening the Malaysian Diabetes
Educators Conference 2017, today. The National Health and Morbidity Survey is
carried out every five years. The 2015 survey was the ministry's fifth.
• As obesity is a major contributing factor to diabetes, the high incidence of diabetics
in the country is not surprising, as Malaysia is the most obese country in Asia with
an overweight and obesity rate of more than 45.3 per cent. According to the British
medical journal, The Lancet, 49 per cent of women and 44 per cent of men in this
country were found to be overweight or obese.
 GROUP 1:
Young age

GROUP 2:
GROUP 5:
Individual with
The mild age
Impaired insulin
related to diabetes GROUP THAT secretion
HIGHLY
EXPOSED TO
DIABETES

GROUP 4 : GROUP 3:
Mild obesity related The most insulin
to diabetes resistance patient
H
Exercise regularly
O
W
Eat a balance, healthy diet
T
O
Quit smoking
P
R
E See doctor for regular check-ups
V
E
N Limit alcohol intake

T
CONCLUSION
If you do maintain a healthy lifestyle, there are many benefits, and
not only for your body. Some are maintaining a healthy weight,
reducing risk of developing heart disease, increasing energy levels,
assisting a healthy immune system, and it helps you to be more
social. Having a healthy lifestyle is crucial for giving your body
everything that it needs.
Name Event
 Problem statement
• Diabetes mellitus and its complications can cause severe problems
for affected individuals and their families. They impose a heavy
burden on health services
Target group
• Children And Youth
Duration of program

• 3 days 2 night
• Encourage healthy lifestyle practices
among children that include eating
healthy, doing physical activity
• Giving hope to healthy lifestyle among
children who are eating healthy, doing
physical activity
Strategy used:
• Optimize Provider and Team
Behavior
• Support Patient Behavior Change
• Change the Care System
REFERENCES
American Diabetes Association. (2016, January 01). 1. Strategies for
Improving Care. Retrieved from http://
care.diabetesjournals.org/content/39/Supplement_1/S6
User, S. (n.d.). Prostar. Retrieved from http://
www.infosihat.gov.my/index.php/projek-khas/prostar
Steiner, G., & Bypass, I. N. (2006, June 19). Statement of the problem.
Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16813733
What is Diabetes Week? (n.d.). Retrieved from https://
www.diabetes.co.uk/what-is-diabetes-week.html
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR
ATTENTION !