Write a PICO question based on a scenario you choose from the list of scenarios attached below.  Use the templates in the EBP Step by Step 3 article to help create your questions. You may need to do a pre-search to finding an intervention (the “I”) that has been studied and published to solve the problem. Identify the PICO elements for each question.

The first step in finding the best evidence regarding this PICO question would be conducting a pre-search to identify potential patient education interventions that have already been studied and published on adherence rates of insulin injections and dietary management for adolescent patients with type 1 diabetes. This could involve searching databases such as PubMed or CINAHL for relevant studies that compare these types of interventions against no intervention in order to obtain evidence about their effectiveness. Once the studies have been identified, they can be further evaluated using criteria such as study design, sample size, quality assessment scores, etc., in order to determine which provides the best evidence regarding the desired outcomes.