For example, parents who already perceive themselves as overwhelmed might be less likely to be supportive of and responsible for their child's
diabetes treatment regimen.
Not exact matches
Studies using a mouse model of type 1
diabetes highlight a potential role for human adipose stem cells in
treatment regimens and, further, they reveal a secreted factor which has important therapeutic relevance
Numerous insulin
regimens have been used in
treatment of ketoacidotic
diabetes mellitus.
This study examined the relations among family functioning specific to
diabetes management, adherence to
treatment regimen, and metabolic control.
Both parental structure and support have been found to predict both better adherence to
treatment regimens and glycemic control in children with
diabetes (Davis et al., 2001).
Combined, the four
diabetes - specific family functioning variables (i.e., DFBS parental warmth and caring, DFBC critical and negative parenting, DFBS guidance and control, and DFRQ parent — child dyad scores suggesting no - responsibility for the
treatment regimen) explain an additional 34 % of the variance in HbA1c, F (7, 101) = 15.71, p <.001.
The age range for adolescents was 10 — 16 years, chosen to capture the developmental transition when responsibility for
diabetes management begins shifting from parent to child (Anderson et al., 2002), and when glycemic control and adherence to the recommended
treatment regimen often suffer a decline (Borus & Laffel, 2010).
The intersection of adolescent development and intensive intervention: Age - related psychosocial correlates of
treatment regimens in the
Diabetes Control and Complications Trial
If such a coercive cycle becomes associated with the demands of
diabetes management, it is likely to interfere with the youth's adherence to their
treatment regimen, resulting in worsened glycemic control.
This finding is congruent with Patterson's coercion model (Patterson, 1982), suggesting that youth who perceive caregivers as critical or coercive regarding
diabetes tasks may resist parental attempts at control by refusing to appropriately adhere to their
treatment regimen, causing increases in HbA1c.
The
Diabetes Self Management Profile using either the conventional or flexible regimen versions (depending on the child's diabetes management regimen) was used to measure diabetes treatment adherence (Diabetes Research in Children Network (DirecNet) Study Group, 2005; Harris et al.
Diabetes Self Management Profile using either the conventional or flexible
regimen versions (depending on the child's
diabetes management regimen) was used to measure diabetes treatment adherence (Diabetes Research in Children Network (DirecNet) Study Group, 2005; Harris et al.
diabetes management
regimen) was used to measure
diabetes treatment adherence (Diabetes Research in Children Network (DirecNet) Study Group, 2005; Harris et al.
diabetes treatment adherence (
Diabetes Research in Children Network (DirecNet) Study Group, 2005; Harris et al.
Diabetes Research in Children Network (DirecNet) Study Group, 2005; Harris et al., 2000).