New ACBRD research explores whether some adults with type 1 diabetes benefit more than others from DAFNEplus, an enhanced structured diabetes education programme
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Tag: Diabetic Medicine
Early detection of type 1 diabetes: why emotional support and language matter
New international review co-authored by ACBRD’s Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott highlights the psychosocial needs of people and families
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What is the future of psychosocial research in diabetes?
A special issue of Diabetic Medicine marks 30 years of the PSAD Study Group and explores the future
By Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
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Women with diabetes face unique challenges. So, are we doing enough to support them?
Expert review identifies the overlooked and under-recognised psychosocial impact of diabetes for woman across the lifespan
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Language Matters: the next chapter in stigma-free diabetes communication
Our international review highlights the progress, challenges and future of the global #LanguageMatters movement
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How can our research keep up, in a changing world?
In an era of rapid change, we unpack new and emerging ways to do research and consider what’s next for psychosocial diabetes research
By Eloise Litterbach & Uffe Søholm
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How do adults with diabetes want to be supported emotionally?
New ACBRD study explores what helps people with diabetes feel emotionally strong and supported
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How people around the world experience diabetes stigma
The ACBRD published new insights into experiences of diabetes stigma from studies in six countries
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Uncovering the Hidden Struggles of Living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D): What adults with T1D think about routine screening of diabetes distress as part of their care
A new study from Denmark highlights how screening for diabetes distress helped people with T1D to become aware of their emotional concerns and talk about it in a meaningful way
By Dr Jo Jordan
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Mindset matters in emotional health and type 2 diabetes
The ACBRD investigates the way personal beliefs about willpower can influence general emotional well-being and diabetes distress in type 2 diabetes
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