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hey I want to ask a few questions for my project at Uni I am doing it on type 1 diabetes and entering a design show run by Philips and need some help?
1– when you go to the GP for your meeting about diabetes what do they ask?
4-on a scale of 1-10 how useful do you find your appoint with the GP(1 real useful 10 not useful at all)
3-on a scale of 1-10 how useful would it be to have a community you could talk to about it (1 real useful 10 not useful at all)
4– would you happily not go to the appointment if you knew your blood sugars and everything was fine and you felt you was handling the problem yourself?
5– if you didn't have the appointment would you still like the safety net of being able to get hold of a diabetic specialist 24/7
6– how do you remember to take your blood sugars?
7– in a week how often do you forget to take blood sugars?
8– in a week how often do you forget to take meds?
9– Would a reward system help and what rewards would interest you? E.g not having to go GP, days out, free stuff, treats from girlfriend/parents or other
10– did you have diabetes in school? If so how did you/the school deal with it?
11– have you ever felt nagged by friends or family into taking meds or doing blood sugars and if so how did it affect you?
if you would like to, private message me as would like to gain access from people with it and also parents with children who have it.
Edited to remove email address
1– when you go to the GP for your meeting about diabetes what do they ask?
4-on a scale of 1-10 how useful do you find your appoint with the GP(1 real useful 10 not useful at all)
3-on a scale of 1-10 how useful would it be to have a community you could talk to about it (1 real useful 10 not useful at all)
4– would you happily not go to the appointment if you knew your blood sugars and everything was fine and you felt you was handling the problem yourself?
5– if you didn't have the appointment would you still like the safety net of being able to get hold of a diabetic specialist 24/7
6– how do you remember to take your blood sugars?
7– in a week how often do you forget to take blood sugars?
8– in a week how often do you forget to take meds?
9– Would a reward system help and what rewards would interest you? E.g not having to go GP, days out, free stuff, treats from girlfriend/parents or other
10– did you have diabetes in school? If so how did you/the school deal with it?
11– have you ever felt nagged by friends or family into taking meds or doing blood sugars and if so how did it affect you?
if you would like to, private message me as would like to gain access from people with it and also parents with children who have it.
Edited to remove email address
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