The acceptability of ‘Laura’ in the ‘My Diabetes Coach’ app
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Author: ACBRD
The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes is the first national research centre internationally, dedicated to investigating the behavioural, psychological and social aspects of living with diabetes.
What is known about the mental health of women with type 1 diabetes during and after pregnancy?
Research from the Australian ENDIA study explores stress and depressive symptoms during and after pregnancy in women with and without type 1 diabetes
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How to assess the daily impact of hypoglycaemia: the Hypo-METRICS app
Hypo-RESOLVE researchers have developed a new app to study the daily impact of low blood glucose
By Dr Uffe Søholm
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Beliefs about hypoglycaemia are important for preventing hypos
A University of Michigan study shows that what people think about hypoglycaemia matters, even if they are using the latest diabetes technologies
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What does and doesn’t work in programs for younger people with type 2 diabetes?
Our Centre has published a review of the design and evaluation of behaviour change programs for people with younger-onset type 2 diabetes
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The role of behavioural medicine in type 2 diabetes
A Special Section of the Annals of Behavioral Medicine focuses on novel evidence about type 2 diabetes management and the role of psychosocial factors: what are the learnings?
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Hypoglycaemia burden: What support do adults with type 1 diabetes want?
New research from the Hypo-RESOLVE Project has shown what support adults with type 1 diabetes would like from healthcare professionals, family, friends, and the public
By Hannah Chatwin
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Experiences of a type 2 diabetes remission intervention
Recent research has shown that type 2 diabetes remission may be possible for some people. We take a look at a study that looks at people’s experiences of the The Diabetes REmission Clinical Trial.
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What is the ‘best’ tool to measure the impact of type 1 diabetes on quality of life?
To find out, we asked adults with type 1 diabetes in Australia and the UK to complete five questionnaires
By Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
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