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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: To describe the self-care challenges, diabetes technology awareness, current use, and satisfaction among adults with type 1 diabetes and parents of children with type 1 diabetes in Singapore.
UNASSIGNED: An anonymous online survey was administered between November 2020 and October 2021. Data are presented as mean (standard deviation) or count (percentages). Comparisons between groups were done using the independent samples T-test.
UNASSIGNED: 251 people (176 adults, 75 parents) participated. The most challenging self-care burdens were carbohydrate counting (24.4%) among adults and insulin dose calculations (28%) among parents. Nocturnal awakenings for diabetes care of their child were a common event (25.3%). Despite high awareness about continuous glucose monitoring devices (77.8% adults, 78.7% parents) the use (24.9% adults, 55% children) remained low. Both adults and parents of children with type 1 diabetes found continuous glucose monitoring to be liberating and less restrictive. Despite overall low insulin pump use (23.9% adults, 29.3% children); satisfaction scores were higher among insulin pump users than insulin pen users (P = 0.02).
UNASSIGNED: Carbohydrate counting and insulin dose calculations were the most challenging self-care tasks among people with type 1 diabetes in Singapore. Diabetes technology use was relatively low in Singapore. Continuous glucose monitoring and Insulin pump users found them to be beneficial.
UNASSIGNED: An anonymous online survey was administered between November 2020 and October 2021. Data are presented as mean (standard deviation) or count (percentages). Comparisons between groups were done using the independent samples T-test.
UNASSIGNED: 251 people (176 adults, 75 parents) participated. The most challenging self-care burdens were carbohydrate counting (24.4%) among adults and insulin dose calculations (28%) among parents. Nocturnal awakenings for diabetes care of their child were a common event (25.3%). Despite high awareness about continuous glucose monitoring devices (77.8% adults, 78.7% parents) the use (24.9% adults, 55% children) remained low. Both adults and parents of children with type 1 diabetes found continuous glucose monitoring to be liberating and less restrictive. Despite overall low insulin pump use (23.9% adults, 29.3% children); satisfaction scores were higher among insulin pump users than insulin pen users (P = 0.02).
UNASSIGNED: Carbohydrate counting and insulin dose calculations were the most challenging self-care tasks among people with type 1 diabetes in Singapore. Diabetes technology use was relatively low in Singapore. Continuous glucose monitoring and Insulin pump users found them to be beneficial.
摘要：
■为了描述自我护理的挑战，糖尿病技术意识，当前使用,新加坡1型糖尿病成年人和1型糖尿病儿童父母的满意度。
■在2020年11月至2021年10月之间进行了一项匿名在线调查。数据表示为平均值(标准偏差)或计数(百分比)。使用独立样本T检验进行组间比较。
■251人（176名成年人，75名父母）参加了。最具挑战性的自我护理负担是成年人的碳水化合物计数（24.4％）和父母的胰岛素剂量计算（28％）。为照顾孩子的糖尿病而进行的夜间觉醒是常见事件（25.3％）。尽管对连续血糖监测设备有很高的认识（77.8%的成年人，78.7%的家长)使用(24.9%的成年人,55％的儿童）仍然很低。成人和1型糖尿病儿童的父母都发现连续的血糖监测是解放和限制较少。尽管胰岛素泵的总体使用率较低（23.9％的成年人，29.3％的儿童）；胰岛素泵使用者的满意度得分高于胰岛素笔使用者（P=0.02）。
碳水化合物计数和胰岛素剂量计算是新加坡1型糖尿病患者中最具挑战性的自我护理任务。新加坡的糖尿病技术使用率相对较低。连续的血糖监测和胰岛素泵用户发现它们是有益的。
■在2020年11月至2021年10月之间进行了一项匿名在线调查。数据表示为平均值(标准偏差)或计数(百分比)。使用独立样本T检验进行组间比较。
■251人（176名成年人，75名父母）参加了。最具挑战性的自我护理负担是成年人的碳水化合物计数（24.4％）和父母的胰岛素剂量计算（28％）。为照顾孩子的糖尿病而进行的夜间觉醒是常见事件（25.3％）。尽管对连续血糖监测设备有很高的认识（77.8%的成年人，78.7%的家长)使用(24.9%的成年人,55％的儿童）仍然很低。成人和1型糖尿病儿童的父母都发现连续的血糖监测是解放和限制较少。尽管胰岛素泵的总体使用率较低（23.9％的成年人，29.3％的儿童）；胰岛素泵使用者的满意度得分高于胰岛素笔使用者（P=0.02）。
碳水化合物计数和胰岛素剂量计算是新加坡1型糖尿病患者中最具挑战性的自我护理任务。新加坡的糖尿病技术使用率相对较低。连续的血糖监测和胰岛素泵用户发现它们是有益的。
