Safe Management of People With Type 1 Diabetes and EAting Disorders studY

Más betegség

• More than 2 SH episodes (defined as needing 3rd party assistance) in the past 12 months due to insulin omission (not if triggered by infection or canula failure);
• Severe mental illness, including severe depression with suicidal ideation, psychosis, emotionally unstable personality disorder requiring more intensive psychiatric treatment, substance problem use and dependence. (Potential participants with more severe mental illness are unlikely to benefit from a CBT based approach, therefore will be excluded to not delay their treatment. Investigators will use their clinical judgement, in agreement with the trial team. Mental health assessment by a psychiatrist is part of the baseline visit.);
• Significant cognitive impairment, e.g. dementia, learning disability;
• Advanced diabetes complications (end stage renal failure, registered blind, limb amputation);

Laborértékek

• HbA1c >15%/ 140.4 mmol/mol;
• Uncontrollable electrolyte disturbance, low blood pressure (<100/60mmHg), ECG abnormalities related to malnutrition (QTc-prolongation) or other physical conditions requiring inpatient treatment.

Egyéb

• More than 2 admissions for DKA in the past 12 months;
• Body mass index below 15kg/m2 or above 40kg/m2;
• Unable to speak/hear/understand/read/write in English;
• Unable to give written informed consent;
• Pregnant or planning pregnancy;

• Adults (≥18 years);
• Diagnosis of type 1 diabetes mellitus for at least 6 months;
• Current disordered eating: defined as fear of insulin as weight gaining, avoidance/ restriction of insulin to control weight, food restriction, binge eating, any additional disordered eating behaviour as described by the 5th revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V), or 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11); AND/OR score of 15 on EDE-QS, AND/OR a score of 20 on the DEPS-R.
• Prepared to take part in a cognitive-behavioural therapy approach behaviour change strategy plus diabetes education intervention (with up to 12 sessions) with a varying proportion of face-to-face and virtual delivery mode;
• Prepared to take part in the control group - treatment as usual (TAU)
• Prepared to attend physical and mental health check-up at baseline and at the end of the intervention (control arm and intervention arm) face-to-face;
• Currently under the care of a diabetes specialist team (as this study does not replace usual diabetes care);
• Confirms availability to attend all sessions as part of the intervention (with the option of rescheduling sessions when necessary. Therapy sessions may be in person or via videoconference);
• Investigator has confidence that the participant is able to fulfill all of the trial protocol requirements;
• Participant has capacity to consent to the study. This is assessed by ability to explain information about their involvement in the study.