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A Lifestyle Change Program for Managing Diabetes
The proposed study aims to fill the gap by adapting an evidence-based intervention and conducting a pilot trial to determine the new program's estimated effect sizes on occupational resilience, A1c, and diabetes-related quality of life. Developing and adapting Lifestyle Redesign (LR) for Marshallese diabetes management is significant because it would reduce health disparities in a community that is disproportionately affected by the disease, and a large number of Marshallese (currently approximately 15,000) have resided in the northwest Arkansas region since the 1980s.
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