[PDF] Top 20 Exploring diabetes type 1‑related stigma

... from diabetes: “… A wise man looks for a healthy wife, not a sick one who always lives with a disease… In that case you need to live in hospital with her surrounded with numerous problems caused by ... See full document

... ual Analogue Scale (EQ-VAS). The EQ-VAS accompanies the EQ-5D questionnaire and is a visual analogue scale for which respondents are directed to indicate their perceived HRQoL on that particular day (scale 0-100). The ... See full document

... with Type 1 diabetes in the current study were using insulin pumps, the adoption rates in Norway are very high, and this may partly explain why so few mental health problems were reported among the ... See full document

... Parents in this study believed that planning and prepar- ation enabled their child to participate in physical activity. Parents referred to everyday routines and also formal diabetes care plans, “I write down ... See full document

... clinics was a major issue. Many participants felt there was no continuity because they saw a different consultant every time they attended clinic; young people commented on how unhelpful and repetitive it was to have to  ... See full document

... in diabetes specific health related quality of life (HRQoL) in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1D) treated with three distinct types of intensive insulin ... See full document

... between 1 and 60 by using a random table ...regarding diabetes status, clinic attendance, mode of treatment and details on foot examination at the clinic by medical ...of diabetes foot ... See full document

... as type 2 pediatric diabetes, management strategies or glycemic control factors, or stressful life events around T1DM onset) or that examined stress resulting from family dysfunction and not ... See full document

... The first goal of this study was to examine the unidimensionality and internal consistency of the PSESD. In regard to the unidimensionality, an exploratory factor analysis could identify one clear factor which was ... See full document

... health indicator for children and the general population and particularly for those with chronic conditions such as diabetes. A major challenge both for health professionals and patients, is to maximize quality of ... See full document

... be related to ...be related to insecure attachment patterns and being less comfortable with closeness and depending on others in American college students (Lapsley, Varshney, & Aalsma, 2000; ... See full document

... Medicine, Diabetes Unit, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Roberta Cobas*, ...net); Diabetes Unit, University Hospital of São Paulo, São Paulo: Marcia Nery*, ... See full document

... How, then, should a comprehensive care facility that serves low SES T1D adults in tertiary public hospital set- tings like Unicamp respond to this clinical need? We sug- gest a two-stage process. First, the results of ... See full document

... with type 2 diabetes are often subject to stigma- tizing attitudes from the general ...public stigma has been highlighted and researched in relation to type 2 ...public stigma ... See full document

... is related to sadness, frustration, anger, disappointment, fatigue, disorgani- zation and “burnout” related to diabetes management [9] and it is the result of personal experiences of people dealing ... See full document

... replacement therapy (HRT) and oral contraceptives, respectively; and excluded patients with type 1 diabetes. Residual confounding by cigarette smoking has been suggested as a possible explanation for ... See full document

... The measurement of QOL is evolving, and a state of the art review identified numerous different QOL measures [3]. Most QOL measures ask individuals to assess their QOL using predetermined items. This is true for both ... See full document

... with Type 1 Diabetes in Worklife”, conducted by the University of Eastern Finland and the Kuopio University Hospital in ...and diabetes question- naires ...with type 1 ... See full document

... The selection and description of the population has been provided in detail in a previous publication [13]. In brief, we identified women with type 1 diabetes through the hospitals ’ birth register. ... See full document

... (e.g., type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, early stages of cancer) where although the symptoms of the disease are not physically apparent, they still affect every day activities by ... See full document