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Category: Diabetes self-management

Why, how and when do people use (and stop using) type 2 diabetes self-care apps?

Why, how and when do people use (and stop using) type 2 diabetes self-care apps?

September 27, 2021September 27, 2021ACBRD

We explore users’ experiences with the ‘My Diabetes Coach’ app

By Shaira Baptista

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Diabetes self-management, Intervention, Type 2 diabetes JMIR Diabetes, My Diabetes Coach, Self-management, Smartphone App, T2D, The University of Melbourne

What are the benefits of social support for people affected by type 2 diabetes?

What are the benefits of social support for people affected by type 2 diabetes?

September 10, 2021September 10, 2021ACBRD

A new review examines social networks in type 2 diabetes prevention and care

By Dr Edith Holloway

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Diabetes self-management, Peer support, Type 2 diabetes diabetes, diabetes-related complications, Self-management, social support, type 2 diabetes

Can a self-management app help people with type 2 diabetes?

Can a self-management app help people with type 2 diabetes?

April 22, 2021May 24, 2021ACBRD

The ACBRD was involved in testing the benefit of the My Diabetes Coach (MDC) program

By Shaira Baptista

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Diabetes self-management, Intervention, Technologies, Type 2 diabetes JMIR, My Diabetes Coach, Smartphone App, The University of Melbourne

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#LanguageMatters: the words we use in communications with and about people with diabetes Adolescents Adults Apps Awards Behavioural Behavioural intervention Behaviour change Blood glucose monitoring Body dissatisfaction Body Mass Index Burdensome Caregivers CBT CGM Chronic fatigue Clinical practice Conference COVID-19 Current Diabetes Report Cut-points depression Diabetes and Emotional Health handbook and toolkit Diabetes and Emotional Health practical guide Diabetes distress Diabetes MILES Diabetes prevention Diabetes research Diabetes self-management Diabetes technologies Diabetes technologies: user expectations, experiences and preferences Diabetic Medicine Diabetic retinopathy Driving Driving and diabetes Eating behaviours Education Emotional health Family Gestational Diabetes Glucose monitoring glucose variability HbA1c Healthcare Health literacy hypoglycaemia Illness Perceptions Insulin International Collaboration International Travel Intervention Interventions Kindness Language Meeting the needs of adolescents with type 1 diabetes mental health mHealth MILES-2 study MILES Youth Other Peer-reviewed Publication Peer support Personality PhD Population Pregnancy Psychological barriers to treatment intensification in type 2 diabetes Psychological insulin resistance Psychology psychosocial Quality of life Questionnaires retinopathy Risk Satisfaction self-compassion Sleep Social stigma in diabetes Stigma T1DM T2DM Technologies Technology Type 1 diabetes Type 2 diabetes Uncategorized weight Well-being Wellbeing Women • #LanguageMatters: the words we use in communications with and about people with diabetes • Psychological barriers to treatment intensification in type 2 diabetes

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