Home Plate for Prediabetes
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Description
We are studying how a cooking and food skills program called Home Plate can help children with prediabetes and their families. Prediabetes means your blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not high enough to be called diabetes. We want to see if Home Plate helps with healthy eating, average blood sugar levels, having enough healthy food to eat, and feelings about food at home and in the community.
Eligibility and criteria
IRB Number:
25-023599
Eligible age range:
Clinical trial phase:
N/A
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What to expect
Participation in the research study will last for about 18 weeks:
- Visit 1 (Baseline): Answer survey and interview questions before starting Home Plate
- Visit 2 (Intervention): Participate in the Home Plate program weekly for 6 weeks
- Visit 3 (Follow-up): Answer survey and interview questions after finishing Home Plate
- Join a weekly virtual cooking group called Home Plate for about six weeks. Caregivers and youth with prediabetes will cook recipes at home while talking with the group online via video conferencing software;
- Answer survey questions about your household, diet, food security, home/community food environment, and your feedback on Home Plate;
- Share about your experiences with Home Plate in an interview.
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