Cross-sectional analysis highlights the role of social support and self-care management among T2DM individuals in Thailand, suggesting the need for improved healthcare accessibility.
Key Points
Self-care management among people with type 2 diabetes is influenced by several factors, including occupation and exercise habits.
Participants exhibited high levels of sense of coherence and social support, with 70.6% being female in a sample of 276 individuals.
A cross-sectional analytical study used questionnaires to gather data and performed statistical analyses including ANOVA and t-tests.
The findings underscore the urgent need for tailored intervention programs and better healthcare accessibility for communities affected by type 2 diabetes.