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Question of the Week | What best describes Health Belief Model?

MR has an A1C of 9.6% and is deciding whether or not to start another diabetes medication to help lower their glucose. MR’s parent had diabetes and severe complications due to chronic hyperglycemia. 

What would best describe the application of the Health Belief Model in this situation?

  1. MR’s perception of the benefit and cost associated with preventing diabetes complications.
  2. MR’s level of readiness to add an additional diabetes medication to their regimen.
  3. MR is more likely to start this medication if they know someone taking the same medication.
  4. MR’s feelings of empowerment impact their decision whether or not to start the medication.

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