A conceptual model on risk perception among older South Asian people with type 2 diabetes

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  • Leah Macaden
  • Charlotte Clarke
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Article points 1. Risk is a social phenomenon that needs to be studied within a social context since cultural values and beliefs influence risk perception. 2. Engagement with diabetes-related risk depends on how visible, imminent or tangible the risk is, and the perceived severity. 3. Models of diabetes care need to integrate socio-cultural and religious beliefs for minority ethnic groups living in the UK.

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تاریخ انتشار 2014