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Background: Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease with a strong genetic component. It can occur at any age Aim: To evaluate the effect of lifestyle promotion on outcomes of patients with insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. Research design: Pre/posttest research design was utilized. Setting: The study was conducted in the internal medical department & outpatient clinic at Assuit University Hospital. Samples included 50 adult patients selected according to the following criteria: Conscious patient, age range between 18-65 years, from both sexes and insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. Tools: Patient interview questionnaire. It includes: demographic data and health promotion lifestyle. Based on the analysis of the assessment tools health promotion lifestyle booklet was developed. Results: More than have of the studied sample were female and there mean age were 49.220±14.226. Patients' level of knowledge was increased after the implementation of the booklet; particularly in the areas of the health responsibility, physical activity, interpersonal relations, and nutrition. Conclusion: There are statistical significance differences for studied samples as regard to life style subscale. Recommendation: It is important to educate patients about how to modify life style to healthy life, prevent and manage diabetic complications

Effect of lifestyle Promotion Booklet on the Outcomes of Patients with Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (IDDM)