"Miscarried helping" in adults with Type 2 diabetes: Helping for Health Inventory-Couples.
"Miscarried helping" in adults with Type 2 diabetes: Helping for Health Inventory-Couples.
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10.1037/fsh0000289
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2017-12
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Weinstock RS
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Tanaka R;Trief PM;Scales K;Weinstock RS
Family/partner support has been associated with better blood glucose control, self-care adherence, and quality of life in adult patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D). “Miscarried helping” has described interactions between youth with chronic diseases and their family members, in which a family member is helpful, but efforts are perceived as negative by the patient. “Miscarried helping” has not, however, been measured in adults with diabetes. Data from a randomized clinical trial (n=268) were analyzed to establish the psychometric properties and correlates of an adaptation of a measure of miscarried helping developed in pediatric populations, for use with adults with T2D. The Helping for Health Inventory-Couples Version (HHI-C) was found to have 3 underlying factors and demonstrated adequate internal consistency across time (Cronbach’s α at baseline=.86, 4-months=.87, 8-months= .86, and 12-months=.83) and showed high test-retest reliability (p <.01) over a 12-month period. Convergent validity was partially supported, as baseline HHI-C was positively associated with maladaptive conflict resolution strategies (p=.03), and negatively associated with adaptive conflict resolution strategies (p=.04) and diabetes knowledge (p <.01). The HHI-C did not correlate with BMI or hemoglobin A1c, a measure of glycemic control. The HHI-C was positively associated with diabetes distress (p<.01) and depressive symptoms (p=.01). This study is the first known reporting of the psychometric properties of a measure of miscarried helping for adults with T2D. This valid measure of miscarried helping could be useful in future studies evaluating novel, relationship-based approaches to assist adults with T2D in disease management.
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