Background Mobile health (mHealth) prompts (eg, text messaging, push notifications) are a
commonly used technique within behaviour change interventions to prompt or cue a specific …

Objective The purpose of this study was to culturally enhance a diabetes education program
for Diné (Navajo) community members with Type 2 diabetes. Though the recommendation to …

Objective To explore the overall experiences of key players involved in a culturally adapted,
online, synchronous diabetes nutrition education program across 5 reservation tribal and …

Abstract Health disparities among American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) populations in the
United States are the result of historical traumas, such as colonization, forced relocation, and …

Objectives Higher prevalence of several chronic diseases occurs in men in the United
States, including diabetes and prediabetes. Of the 34 million adults with diabetes and 88 …

This paper describes the revision of the in-person Strong Men, Strong Communities (SMSC)
study to a remote protocol and highlights key successes, challenges, and critical lessons …

Purpose Previous literature has applied system-focused structures to understand the
success of First Nations Peoples' nutrition and exercise group programmes. Existing system …

Introduction Considering the critical role that American Indian and Alaska Native (Native)
men play in family and child health, there is an urgent need to collaborate with Native …

Background: Mobile health (mHealth) prompts (eg, text messaging, push notifications) are a
commonly used technique within behaviour change interventions to prompt or cue a specific …

Diabetes is one of the most prevalent disease processes in the world. Approximately 537
million people have diabetes (International Diabetes Federation, 2021). Hemoglobin A1C …