Developing an intervention to support dietary change for shift workers living with type 2 diabetes: A stakeholder consultation
Authors' conclusion
The workshop highlighted the importance of multilevel interventions to support dietary behaviour change in this occupational group.
Study context
- Population
- Workshop attendees evaluating dietary interventions for shift workers living with T2D
- Participants
- 7 workshop attendees
Methodological detailsintervention development workshop, online workshop, thematic coding to APEASE framework, COM-B framework, Workshop convened June 2023; three interventions presented: educational resources and structured education; increased food availability and accessibility on night shift; biofeedback and tailored advice
- Intervention development workshop
- Online workshop
- Thematic coding to APEASE framework
- COM-B framework
- Workshop convened June 2023; three interventions presented: educational resources and structured education; increased food availability and accessibility on night shift; biofeedback and tailored advice
Main finding
As reported in the abstract
- Importance of multilevel interventions to support dietary behaviour change in this occupational group
- Priority actions: understanding barriers to 24/7 food availability; including shift workers in clinical diabetes studies; research on effectiveness of CGM in shift workers with T2D
Original publication
Developing an intervention to support dietary change for shift workers living with type 2 diabetes: A stakeholder consultation. Diabet Med. Published 29 March 2024. doi:10. 1111/ dme. 15318
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