Trial Outcomes & Findings for Mobile Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Living in Rural Areas (NCT NCT05856149)

Participants were recruited through a federally qualified health center in South Texas. They were provided flyers to reach out to research staff if interested. If interested, they were screened for eligibility. Once eligible, participants were scheduled for their baseline appointment.

Of the 288 potential participants screened, 179 were eligible and randomized.

Mobile Diabetes Prevention for Hispanics Living in Rural Areas

Weight will be assessed using a scale at study visits. Research staff will then use this number to calculate percent weight loss over time.

Weight will be assessed using a scale at study visits. Research staff will then use this number to calculate percent weight loss over time.

A rapid A1C self-administered test will be conducted at every study visit using an A1CNow Self Check. This at-home test delivers results in five minutes.

A rapid A1C self-administered test will be conducted at every study visit using an A1CNow Self Check. This at-home test delivers results in five minutes.

Diabetes Knowledge Assessment: A 20-item measure will assess knowledge gained due to the intervention. This measure was create by the study PI, based on the contents of the intervention. The questions are answered using true or false indicators. Each correct score receives 1-point for a total score of 20 being the highest achievable score and 0 being the lowest achievable score. The higher the score, the more knowledge the participant presents.

Diabetes Knowledge Assessment: A 20-item measure will assess knowledge gained due to the intervention. This measure was create by the study PI, based on the contents of the intervention. The questions are answered using true or false indicators. Each correct score receives 1-point for a total score of 20 being the highest achievable score and 0 being the lowest achievable score. The higher the score, the more knowledge the participant presents.

This 10-item subscale is part of the Weight Control Assessment scale aim to measure food patterns as eating too much or in between meals. This scale asks participants to recall their behavior in the past 30 days. A Likert-scale: a)almost always, b)sometimes, c)rarely, and d)never, are provided for each question. Total scores for this measure range from 10 to 40. A higher score represents more frequent use of recommended weight-control behaviors for a max score of 40.

This 10-item subscale is part of the Weight Control Assessment scale aim to measure food patterns as eating too much or in between meals. This scale asks participants to recall their behavior in the past 30 days. A Likert-scale: a)almost always, b)sometimes, c)rarely, and d)never, are provided for each question. Total scores for this measure range from 10 to 40. A higher score represents more frequent use of recommended weight-control behaviors for a max score of 40.

This 27 item assess physical activity and inactivity as reported by the participant over a variety of domains including at home, for work, leisure, and job-related. Both leisure moderate physical active days and average minutes per day were utilized to calculate total minutes across a week timespan.

This 27 item assess physical activity and inactivity as reported by the participant over a variety of domains including at home, for work, leisure, and job-related. Both leisure moderate physical active days and average minutes per day were utilized to calculate total minutes across a week timespan.