2016-05-30-世界卫生组织-Diabetes_Grenada_2016_country_profile_1页_338kb

Grenada has a total population of 107,000 and is classified as an upper middle-income country. Diabetes mortality data is incomplete, with limited information available for various age groups and genders, though proportional mortality and age-standardized prevalence trends are referenced. The age-standardized diabetes prevalence is 9.8% overall, with higher rates in females (12.1%) than males (7.4%). High risk factors include 55.0% overweight and 24.6% obesity prevalence, along with 30.2% physical inactivity. There are no operational policies for diabetes, reduction of overweight/obesity, or inactivity; however, evidence-based guidelines are partially implemented, and a diabetes registry is lacking. Healthcare availability in primary care includes insulin, metformin, and blood glucose measurement, while some limited procedures like HbA1c testing are provided, but advanced services like renal replacement therapy are not generally accessible.