Socio-Ecological Determinants And Health Literacy As Predictors Of Self-Management Agency Among Patients With Diabetes Mellitus A Cross-Sectional Path Analysis Study

Actively RecruitingAge: 18Years +All GendersID07591103Socio-Ecological Determinants and Health Literacy as Predictors of Self-Management Agency Among Patients With Diabetes Mellitus A Cross-Sectional Path Analysis StudyLed by Alexandria University Updated on 2026-06-05400Participants Needed2Research Sites4 weeksTotal DurationOn this pageAI-SummaryBrief TitleWho Can ParticipateAI-ScreeningYour Study JourneyTrial Site LocationsResearch TeamHow is the study designed?Frequently Asked QuestionsAI-SummaryWhat This Trial Is AboutResearchers are studying how various social and environmental factors, along with health literacy, affect the ability of adults with diabetes mellitus to manage their condition. This observational study uses the Social Ecological Model and Orems Self-Care Deficit Theory to explore how these combined influences impact self-management agency in patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Participants will complete structured questionnaires that gather information about their socio-demographic background, socio-ecological determinants, health literacy, and self-care abilities. The study employs path analysis to understand the direct and indirect relationships among these factors, without applying any clinical or behavioral treatments. During the study, researchers will collect data through a cross-sectional assessment at enrollment, including health literacy, socio-ecological determinants, and self-management agency. The primary focus is on evaluating self-management agency at baseline. Participation involves outpatient follow-up care and completing questionnaires. The study is expected to end in July 2026.CONDITIONSBrief TitleSocio-Ecological Determinants and Health Literacy: A Path Analysis of Self-Management Agency Among Patients With Diabetes MellitusWho Can ParticipateAge: 18Years +All GendersEligibility CriteriaYou may qualify if you...Adults aged 18 years and olderDiagnosed with type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitusReceiving follow-up care in outpatient or primary healthcare settingsAble to communicate verbally and provide informed consentYou will not qualify if you...Patients with severe cognitive impairmentPatients with acute medical conditions preventing participationPregnant women diagnosed with gestational diabetesAI-ScreeningAI-Powered ScreeningComplete this quick 3-step screening to check your eligibility123First name *Last name *Email Address *Phone Number *+1Gender*ZIP Code *I agree to receive SMS messages from DecenTrialz regarding trial matching, appointment updates, participant updates, and related information. Message frequency varies. Message & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to cancel or HELP for assistance. I also agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.*Your Study JourneyScreeningDuration - 2 to 4 weeksParticipants are screened for eligibility to participate in the trial.1 visit (in-person)Diagnostic EvaluationDuration - Single timepoint at enrollmentParticipants complete questionnaire-based assessments to collect data on socio-ecological determinants, health literacy, and self-management agency.1 visit (in-person or remote)Trial Site LocationsTotal: 2 locations1Alexandria University Hospital, Faculty of NursingAlexandria, Alexandria Governorate, Egypt, 21511Actively Recruiting2Faculty of Nursing, Alexandria UniversityAlexandria, Alexandria Governorate, Egypt, 21511Not Yet Recruiting+−LeafletResearch TeamMMohamed Fakhry Ahmed Salem, phdAAhmed SalemHow is the study designed?Study TypeOBSERVATIONALMaskingN/AAllocationN/AModelN/APrimary PurposeN/ANumber of Arms1Frequently Asked QuestionsHave more questions? Get in touch with our team for quick supportNot the Right Trial for You?Explore thousands of other clinical trials that might be a better match.Sign up to get personalized trial recommendations delivered to your inbox.Already have an account? Log in hereOn this pageAI-SummaryBrief TitleWho Can ParticipateAI-ScreeningYour Study JourneyTrial Site LocationsResearch TeamHow is the study designed?Frequently Asked QuestionsSponsorsAAlexandria UniversityLead Sponsor