In the SWEET pediatric registry, centres with ready access to psychological services showed lower rates of ketoacidosis and slightly lower HbA1c levels¶
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q2 i? Paediatric diabetes centres with ready access to psychological services showed lower rates of ketoacidosis and slightly lower HbA1c levels in the SWEET registry analysis. → Winterdijk Per 2026
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Winterdijk Per 2026¶
Winterdijk Per, Aanstoot Henk‐Jan, Fransman Christine, Mocan Andreia, Nefs Giesje. (2026). Embedding psychological care in diabetes services: Why it's time to innovate and integrate. Diabetic Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1111/dme.70411
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The review reports this observational large-scale registry analysis, attributed to Chobot et al.; the review itself notes the findings are observational and provide rare large-scale evidence in children and adolescents.
"In the international SWEET pediatric registry analysis by Chobot et al., centres with ready access to psychological services showed lower rates of ketoacidosis and slightly lower HbA1c levels."
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Related Claims¶
- Psycho-educational interventions embedded in routine diabetes care show small-to-moderate improvements in diabetes-specific distress and depressive symptoms, with variable glycaemic effects — related
- Integration of psychological care appears most effective when it operates on multiple levels: routine distress assessment, frontline psycho-education and access to specialist interventions — related
- Structural barriers — fragmented health systems, insufficient reimbursement and workforce shortages — constrain integration of psychological care in diabetes services — related
- Distress and depression screening improved detection but did not reliably enhance psychological or medical outcomes when follow-up pathways were absent — related
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In the SWEET pediatric registry, centres with ready access to psychological services showed lower rates of ketoacidosis and slightly lower HbA1c levels |
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In the SWEET pediatric registry, centres with ready access to psychological services showed lower rates of ketoacidosis and slightly lower HbA1c levels |
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