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Supporting islet-autoantibody-positive individuals and their families

Appropriate strategies can help support people with early-stage T1D and their families and address anxiety during early T1D monitoring, ensuring optimal engagement and care. 

Learning Objectives

  • Recognize the psychological impact of islet autoantibody positivity on individuals and families
  • Develop effective communication strategies to ensure accurate risk perception and encourage engagement with monitoring
  • Understand ways to provide targeted counseling and reduce logistical barriers for families in T1D monitoring programs 

Summary

This video addresses the crucial role of psychological support and education for families navigating early-stage T1D. Initial identification can lead to anxiety, potentially affecting engagement in monitoring programs. The speaker highlights strategies to continually educate families, review risk information, and maintain accurate risk perception. Addressing anxiety is key to optimizing engagement. Reducing logistical barriers and leveraging communication with primary care providers is essential to ensure individuals receive appropriate care and support.

MAT-GLB-2506947 - 1.0 - 12/2025 

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