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Hi @Diabetes&Compassion, are you referring to my personal Twitter account? I shared it, but it didn't work well as I only have a few followers. Do you have any suggestions?

Hi @EllieM, thanks for your help and question. Yes, you can fill in the online survey! People usually tend to access websites via Google. By the way, would you also be interested in participating in my online interview (my second study)? If so, you can register your participation via the link...

My dad has type 2 diabetes, but he usually tries to avoid looking for health information.

【Presentation of Survey Findings】 Based on the responses of 563 participants, a significant 79.5% of them frequently utilise their smartphones as their primary tool for seeking health-related information. Furthermore, approximately 68.3% of these respondents typically spend merely a few minutes...

I have received 563 questionnaire responses to this anonymous online survey, which is good. However, 92% of the respondents were between the ages of 18-29, leading to a sample bias in the study. This means that the results of the study may represent mainly the preferences of younger adults...

Hi everyone, I'm writing to invite you to participate in an anonymous online survey that I'm currently conducting. The survey aims to gather insights into users' experience of using health websites. It should take approximately 10 minutes to complete, and your responses will be completely...

I still need 10 participants with Type 1 diabetes and 8 participants with Type 2 diabetes. I would highly appreciate it if anyone could participate in my online interview. I really really really need your help. If you're interested and would like to help, could you please register your...

I still need 10 participants with Type 1 diabetes and 8 participants with Type 2 diabetes. I would highly appreciate it if anyone could participate in my online interview. I really need your help. If you're interested and would like to help, could you please register your participation via the...

Thank you so much for your response. Yes, I've shared my recruitment information in a diabetes-related Facebook group. However, many groups restrict researchers from joining or posting such ads, which is understandable.

It is really challenging to recruit enough participants:(.

Hi everyone, I'm a Doctoral Researcher from Loughborough University. I am currently conducting a study on users' experiences with diabetes websites in the UK. This study has been approved by the Ethics Committee of Loughborough University and Diabetes.co.uk. I would like to invite you to...

Hi Jess, Nice to meet you. I am also a PhD researcher and my research focuses on enhancing emotional experience of people with diabetes when interacting with health websites. It would be nice if we can have some communications as our common interest is to improve their emotions. Best...

Hi, I was wondering if you would also be interested in my research?

Hi, Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and your thoughts about diabetes management and the resources you've found. Your perspective is incredibly valuable! Our goal is to better understand the needs and experiences of individuals like you who are navigating diabetes-related...

Hello everyone, I'm currently conducting a study on users' experiences with diabetes websites in the UK, and I need your help! I would love to hear from you if you: 1) have been diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes; 2) are British or have lived in the UK for more than 10 years. If you're...

- My name is Zijie Xie. - I am female. - I am a doctoral researcher at Loughborough University. - My academic journey led me to investigate emotional experiences of interacting with diabetes-related websites, with the aim of enhancing these experiences for those living with diabetes.

Hello everyone, I am thrilled to join this fantastic community on Diabetes.co.uk. My name is Zijie Xie, and I am a doctoral researcher at Loughborough University. Before I delve into the specifics of my work, I would like to express my sincere thanks to Diabetes.co.uk. Their support towards my...