The topic to be discussed is the ‘Psychosocial experiences of African American patients with type 2 diabetes: An application of the self-regulatory model’. This presentation will occur in the Addressing Health Disparities Session.
In this research presentation, Dr. Shiyanbola will discuss findings from six focus groups conducted among African American/Black patients with type 2 diabetes. This study examined African American/Black beliefs about type 2 diabetes and explored their perceptions of the sociocultural factors that influence patient beliefs.
About the APHA Meeting: APHA 2017 is the largest public health meeting in the world. During the four-day meeting, more than 4,000 scientific abstracts are presented, offering countless opportunities to share and learn valuable information. Also included in the meeting is the Public Health Expo, the most significant gathering of industry providers in one place at one time. APHA 2017 gives unparalleled opportunities to learn from the latest research and practice, conduct hands-on assessments of the latest tools and services, network with industry experts and colleagues, and expand professional horizons. Top thought leaders will discuss industry trends, emerging issues, and proven methods.
