Key result
An adapted peer-led X-PERT education programme for Bangladeshi adults with Type 2 diabetes achieved a 58% attendance rate (42/72) and demonstrated a trend toward improved self-care activities.
Why the study?
Does an adapted peer-led education programme improve self-management in Bangladeshi adults with Type 2 diabetes?
Does an adapted peer-led education programme improve self-management in Bangladeshi adults with Type 2 diabetes?
A culturally adapted, peer-led education program for Type 2 diabetes was well-received by Bangladeshi adults in the UK, though attendance barriers remain.
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Supports cultural adaptation for engagement in diabetes education; leaves open efficacy for self-management pending randomized trials.
Choudhury et al. (2008) studied Type 2 diabetes (n=72). Adapted X-PERT Programme was evaluated on Attendance rate. An adapted peer-led X-PERT education programme for Bangladeshi adults with Type 2 diabetes achieved a 58% attendance rate (42/72) and demonstrated a trend toward improved self-care activities.
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