Educational and emotion-focused approaches conducted online in groups reduced diabetes distress and improved A1c levels in adults with type 1 diabetes.
In adults with type 1 diabetes , both management- and emotion-focused virtual group programs can lead to a clinically meaningful reduction in diabetes distress and A1c levels.Increased DD among adults with T1D leads to poor self-management and suboptimal glycemic outcomes; virtual interventions focused on emotions and/or education could reduce DD and A1c levels in adults with T1D .
TunedIn: An emotion-focused approach to review and provide structured guidance to reduce distress due to T1D , delivered for 3 months.At baseline and at 3-, 6-, and 12-month follow-ups, they measured DD and obtained A1c levels from either the clinical records or from a laboratory test. They also evaluated the proportion of individuals whose DD score reduced < 2.0 or whose A1c levels decreased below 7.5% or by ≥ 0.5%.Over 12 months, DD and A1c levels decreased significantly from baseline with all three interventions.A1c levels remained low in all three groups at 6 months, but at 12 months, Streamline achieved the DD threshold of 2.0 compared with Streamline and FixIt .
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