The Science of Diabetes Self-Management and Care,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
49(6), P. 438 - 448
Published: Oct. 24, 2023
The
purposes
of
this
study
were
to
(1)
examine
the
relationships
between
fatigue,
its
influencing
factors,
and
diabetes
self-management
(2)
test
mediation
effects
fatigue
on
link
factors
in
adults
with
type
2
diabetes.This
cross-sectional,
correlational
was
guided
by
theory
unpleasant
symptoms.
Data
collected
using
structured
questionnaires.
Fatigue
measured
Symptom
Inventory
Multidimensional
Inventory.
Diabetes
Summary
Self-Care
Activities.
From
March
July
2021,
a
convenience
sample
150
participants
recruited
from
outpatient
clinics
regional
hospital
Taiwan.
analyzed
structural
equation
modeling.A
more
recent
diagnosis
diabetes,
depressive
symptoms,
lower
sleep
quality
related
higher
fatigue.
Higher
correlated
less
performance
self-management.
mediated
relationship
quality,
self-management.Fatigue
had
mediating
effect
psychological
Future
development
interventions
integrating
symptoms
management
will
likely
increase
improve
health
outcomes
diabetes.
tested
empirical
data
assist
building
theory-guided
people
Nursing Research,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
69(6), P. 419 - 426
Published: June 3, 2020
Background
People
with
Type
2
diabetes
frequently
report
increased
fatigue
and
sleep
disturbance.
These
symptoms
might
put
them
at
a
higher
risk
for
unhealthy
eating
behavior—detrimental
to
control.
Objectives
The
aim
of
the
study
was
examine
effect
on
behavior
in
people
by
using
daily
diary
approach.
Methods
Data
from
56
patients
were
collected
during
baseline
interview
an
8-day
ambulatory
assessment
period
free-living
setting.
Each
day,
participants
completed
one
upon
awakening
assess
their
duration
quality
previous
night
morning
fatigue.
They
also
before
going
bed
day
(e.g.,
uncontrolled
eating,
cognitive
restraint,
emotional
snacking).
7
days
analyzed
generalized
estimating
equations.
Results
During
days,
controlling
age,
gender,
body
mass
index,
between-person
significant
predictor
snacking.
Similarly,
covariates,
eating.
No
associations
found
between
behavior.
Discussions
At
level,
reporting
or
poorer
associated
levels
Patients
high
poor
may
require
additional
attention
support
healthy
Behavioral Sleep Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. 357 - 367
Published: Jan. 25, 2022
Background
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
imposed
pervasive
stress
and
significant
disruptions
in
sleep
health
young
adults.
purpose
of
this
study
was
to
describe
the
perceived
facilitators
barriers
among
adults
with
type
1
diabetes
during
pandemic.Participants
Thirty-two
T1D
(87.5%
female;
mean
age
=
21.5,
SD
2.0)
participated
an
online
survey
between
January
July
2021.
Young
ages
18–25
years
for
at
least
6
months
were
eligible
participate,
while
those
who
had
a
previous
OSA
diagnosis,
currently
pregnant,
or
worked
night
shift
not
participate.Methods
A
qualitative
descriptive
approach
used
explore
convenience
sample.
Qualitative
content
analyzed
coded
themes
using
analysis.
Responses
vivo
approach.Results
identified
changes
sufficient
from
before
pandemic.
Three
overarching
identified:
(1)
general,
(2)
diabetes-specific,
(3)
specific.Conclusions
Our
findings
can
inform
future
educational
cognitive-behavioral
interventions
promote
other
complex
chronic
conditions.
When
designing
sleep-promoting
post-pandemic,
researchers
should
consider
as
well
COVID-specific
facilitators.
AIP conference proceedings,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
2096, P. 040018 - 040018
Published: Jan. 1, 2019
Decreased
sleep
quality
in
patients
with
type
2
diabetes
can
interfere
their
daytime
functions,
alterations
emotions
and
decrease
of
life.
Relationship
between
self-care
management
among
were
examined.
We
used
cross-sectional
methods
following
questionnaire
patient
characteristic,
Pittsburgh
index,
perceived
stress
scale,
self-management
family
support.
This
research
has
been
conducted
152
who
divided
into
79
respondents
without
diabetic
foot
ulcers
73
ulcers.
Result
this
study
showed
that
63.2%
had
poor
quality,
59.2%
mild
stress,
57.2%
support
56.6%
good
behavior.
There
was
a
significant
relationship
duration
mellitus,
(p:
0.013;
p:
0.009;
0.007).
no
age,
sex,
education
level,
care.
In
order
to
increase
patients,
need
be
improved.
Improvement
made
by
controlling
blood
glucose
providing
better
environment
sleep.
The Science of Diabetes Self-Management and Care,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
49(6), P. 438 - 448
Published: Oct. 24, 2023
The
purposes
of
this
study
were
to
(1)
examine
the
relationships
between
fatigue,
its
influencing
factors,
and
diabetes
self-management
(2)
test
mediation
effects
fatigue
on
link
factors
in
adults
with
type
2
diabetes.This
cross-sectional,
correlational
was
guided
by
theory
unpleasant
symptoms.
Data
collected
using
structured
questionnaires.
Fatigue
measured
Symptom
Inventory
Multidimensional
Inventory.
Diabetes
Summary
Self-Care
Activities.
From
March
July
2021,
a
convenience
sample
150
participants
recruited
from
outpatient
clinics
regional
hospital
Taiwan.
analyzed
structural
equation
modeling.A
more
recent
diagnosis
diabetes,
depressive
symptoms,
lower
sleep
quality
related
higher
fatigue.
Higher
correlated
less
performance
self-management.
mediated
relationship
quality,
self-management.Fatigue
had
mediating
effect
psychological
Future
development
interventions
integrating
symptoms
management
will
likely
increase
improve
health
outcomes
diabetes.
tested
empirical
data
assist
building
theory-guided
people
