Adolescent-Preferred financial incentives to promote type 1 diabetes Self-Care: A discrete choice experiment.

Davene R WrightTom ChenKristen D ChalmersSeema K ShahJoyce P Yi-FrazierJessica L LeBlancKatharine GarveyKirsten D SenturiaCatherine PihokerFaisal S Malik

Published in: Diabetes research and clinical practice (2024)

Stated preferences can inform intervention design. Future research will evaluate the external validity of the discrete choice experiment-informed intervention design by assessing adolescent health and behavioral outcomes in a randomized controlled trial.

Keyphrases

mental health
type diabetes
randomized controlled trial
young adults
childhood cancer
healthcare
decision making
public health
glycemic control
cardiovascular disease
smoking cessation
insulin resistance
health information
metabolic syndrome
social media
weight loss
human immunodeficiency virus