Plain-English translation of NCT07766811 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
This is a pilot study testing whether special toolkits—called implementation toolkits—can help healthcare teams at Nemours Children's Hospital Delaware offer Diabetes Coaching to more families. Diabetes Coaching is a brief, proven family therapy program based on Behavioral Family Systems Therapy-Diabetes (BFST-D) that helps teens and their families complete diabetes care tasks and improve blood sugar control. The study will see what works best to make this helpful program available to more families who need it.
Less than 10% of teens with type 1 diabetes at this hospital receive Diabetes Coaching, even though research shows it works very well—especially for teens with higher blood sugar levels. This study exists to figure out what barriers prevent families from getting this care and to test tools that might help healthcare teams offer it more easily and reach more families.
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As a healthcare team member, you would work with researchers to implement the Diabetes Coaching program using special toolkits designed to make it easier to deliver. You would receive a base toolkit first, and depending on what's needed, an enhanced version might be added. Throughout the process, you'll receive ongoing support to help sustain the program as part of regular care. The study involves 15 team members total and focuses on real-world implementation in your clinical setting.
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