Abstract The Rule of Halves (ROH) is a theoretical framework which states that roughly half
of all people with a condition are diagnosed; half of those diagnosed receive care; half of …

Background Illness perceptions may vary between different populations. This raises the
question as to whether refugees and migrants of the same ethnic background have different …

Objective: To investigate the associations between illness perceptions, God locus of health
control (GLHC) beliefs, and self-care behaviours in Saudi patients with type 2 diabetes …

Aims and objectives This study aims to explore the current state of self‐management
behaviours among persons with type 2 diabetes mellitus in the Solomon Islands and to …

Background The PHARMASCREEN study, adapted from the Australian Cardiovascular
Absolute Risk Screening study (CARS), tested the first community pharmacist-delivered …

Background: Understanding perceptions and experiences of people with diabetes is
important before establishing effective interventions. Previous research indicates that socio …

In this thesis, it has been shown that the management of Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in
the immigrant women in Norway and the native Emirati women in the United Arab Emirates …

Background: Diabetes has become a global burden with Type 2 diabetes accounting for
most of the burden of diabetes. Immigrant populations, especially African immigrants, are …

Research into health outcomes of Arab-descent Americans (ADAs) is sparse. ADAs identify
as “White,” instead of in a separate census category, contributing to their …

Purpose: This research aimed to examine the causal model of severity of condition, self-
efficacy, social support, and self-management affecting two-hour postprandial blood glucose …