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남은우,사카마키 히로유키,조은주,조혜전 고신대학교 보건과학연구소 2002 보건과학연구소보 Vol.12 No.-
This research is based on the drastically increased occurrence and death rate of diabetes recorded within the past ten years and the analysis of the Korean government's Diabetes Mellitus Management system in Korea in handling this alarming problem. The information used for this analysis is based on documents and statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare Statistics(2001, 2002) and also, health insurance statistics and documents from the National Health Insurance Corporation, 2001. The analysis of Health Plan 2010 will also be a key issue discussed in this paper. The Korean government's Diabetes Mellitus Management Plan's aim of increasing the life and healthy life expectancy while decreasing the medical costs at the same time is considered as a vital link in the government's Chronic Disease Management Plan. The main aim is to decrease the death rate, due to diabetes, from 22.6 people in 2000 to 19.0 by the year 2010. Health Plan 2010 plans to increase the role of public health centers. It also plans to form a system that will be used as a device in decreasing chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes and increasing general health by using the strategies of Health Plan 2010 against diabetes -to increase the government's role in public health. Korea's death rate, due to diabetes, is 2.2 times higher than that of Japan. Korea's being 22.6% compared to that of Japan which is only 10.1%. From now on our concerns should be directed in education and manpower. We need to have more specialized personnel who can be responsible for the nutrition, exercise, prevention and care of the public. Education is the fundamental basis for the control of Diabetes and is known throughout the world as the most cost-effective treatment. From this point on, the Government should concentrate on educating the people on the importance of healthy life styles. To do this it needs to provide the necessary funds needed in Health promotion and health education, and also to provide for professional personnel(eg. health educator).