Diabetes Self-management and Social Cognitive Factors.dta

This is raw data from a cross secional study of 510 people living with diabetes attending the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital diabetes clinic. Ethical approval for the study was granted by the College of Medicine Research and Ethics Committee (Ref: P.08/17/229). The data were collected between November 2017 and May 2018 using an interviewer administered questionnaire that solicited data on participants demographic and clinical clinical characteristics, five social cognitive theory factors (self-efficacy, outcome expectations, knowledge, social support and barriers to self-management) and self-management (diet, exercise, foot care, medication, self-monitoring of blood glucose and smoking). The data were entered into a Microsoft Access database ten exported into Stata version 14.0 for cleaning and analysis.

本数据集源自一项针对就诊于伊丽莎白女王中央医院糖尿病门诊的510名糖尿病患者的横断面研究（cross-sectional study）。本研究已获得医学院研究与伦理委员会的伦理批准（编号：P.08/17/229）。数据采集于2017年11月至2018年5月期间，采用访谈员实施的调查问卷，采集了参与者的人口统计学与临床特征、5项社会认知理论（social cognitive theory）相关因素（自我效能（self-efficacy）、结果期望（outcome expectations）、知识水平、社会支持及自我管理障碍），以及自我管理行为（涵盖饮食、运动、足部护理、用药、血糖自我监测与吸烟相关情况）。数据先录入微软Access（Microsoft Access）数据库，随后导出至Stata 14.0版本进行数据清洗与分析。