reasons included lack of awareness, time constraint, lack
of adequate human power, poor adherence, and most
importantly lack of appropriate guidelines and diabe-
tes education for both care givers and patients [9, 13].
herefore, it is easy to understand that adequate glycemic
control among T2DM patients prevents short-term com-
plications, decrease the risk of long-term complications,
and decrease health care resource use and costs [14–16].
his igure indicted the need to give an attention for gly-
cemic control. he Healthy People 2020 aimed a 10 %
reduction in the proportion of DM patients with poor
glycemic control as a target [17].
But despite the swift growth of prevalence of T2DM in