Effectiveness and Acceptability of a Nutrition Intervention Targeting Chinese Immigrants with Type 2 Diabetes in Canada: A Study Using Mixed Methods Analysis
Abstract
Although culturally-tailored diabetes treatment is recommended, there is a lack of relevant dietary resources for Chinese in Canada. This study aimed to assess the feasibility and efficacy of culturally-tailored menu plan combined with nutrition education on clinical outcomes, diet quality and qualitative outcomes among Chinese immigrants with type 2 diabetes. A flexible, culturally-tailored menu plan was a feasible and effective tool for improving diabetes knowledge, diet quality, and metabolic outcomes among Chinese immigrants with type 2 diabetes.
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Key recommendations
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Gaps identified
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Community organizations
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Key findings
A flexible, culturally-tailored menu plan was a feasible and effective tool for improving diabetes knowledge, diet quality, and metabolic outcomes among Chinese immigrants with type 2 diabetes.
Location
Edmonton, Alberta
Key populations
Chinese immigrants
Integration timeline
At what point during the integration process the study was conducted?
Years in North America: 21 ± 19 (2-56)
Open-access – No
