293 Mobility, food access and continuity of care for diabetes among forcibly displaced persons in Adjumani District, Uganda

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Analysis shows food insecurity affects continuity of care for asylum seekers with diabetes, suggesting the need for tailored interventions.

Food insecurity limits adherence to dietary recommendations for refugees and asylum seekers with diabetes, impacting their health.
Findings indicate that during transit, mobility and survival take precedence over managing diabetes effectively.
Assessment utilized photovoice and interviews with 30 refugees, highlighting community engagement in data collection.
Proper diabetes care for forcibly displaced persons requires special considerations to improve dietary access and support.

Nakanjako et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis shows food insecurity affects continuity of care for asylum seekers with diabetes, suggesting the need for tailored interventions.