Background <p>Schools, workplaces, and society play a critical role in providing a safe and supportive environment to individuals with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM). However, for many people with T1DM in India, this still remains elusive.</p> Methods <p>This white paper, led by distinguished experts from <i>TiEUP</i>, a national conclave for T1DM in India, thoroughly summarizes the multifaceted challenges faced in various settings, including schools, examination halls, workplaces, and society. It highlights the imperative nature of legal frameworks that need to be developed to protect the rights of these individuals.</p> Conclusion <p>The paper thoroughly explores the psychosocial impact of diabetes and the negative outcomes of societal stigma. The white paper is an appeal for action, raising awareness and sensitizing the community to ensure that people with T1DM receive appropriate assistance for diabetes management while being exempt from any form of discrimination or disadvantage in any sphere of life.</p>

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Inclusive horizons: charting a supportive path for type 1 diabetes care in India: a TiEUP collaborative white paper

  • Banshi Saboo,
  • Rakesh Parikh,
  • Apoorva Gomber,
  • Graham D. Ogle,
  • Mahira Saiyed,
  • Anil Gomber,
  • Amit Gupta,
  • Archana Sarda,
  • Ashok Jhingan,
  • Deepak Dalal,
  • G. D. Ramchandani,
  • Beemajan Yussouf,
  • Harkabir Jandu,
  • Harsh Kohli,
  • Jazz Sethi,
  • Jothydev Kesavadev,
  • Jyotsana Rangeen,
  • Laxmikant Palo,
  • Manoj Chawla,
  • Vivek Virendra Singh,
  • Mann Pancholi,
  • Meena Chhabra,
  • Mehak Dhingra,
  • Minal Mohit,
  • Mridula Bhargava,
  • Nupur Lalvani,
  • Partha Kar,
  • Priyanka Rai,
  • Purvi Chawla,
  • Raja Joshi,
  • Rakesh Sahay,
  • Riddhi Modi,
  • Rishi Shukla,
  • Sanjay Kalra,
  • Shashank Joshi,
  • Soahum Bagchi,
  • Sona Deshmukh,
  • Sujoy Ghosh,
  • Sunil Gupta,
  • Neelesh Kapoor

摘要

Background

Schools, workplaces, and society play a critical role in providing a safe and supportive environment to individuals with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM). However, for many people with T1DM in India, this still remains elusive.

Methods

This white paper, led by distinguished experts from TiEUP, a national conclave for T1DM in India, thoroughly summarizes the multifaceted challenges faced in various settings, including schools, examination halls, workplaces, and society. It highlights the imperative nature of legal frameworks that need to be developed to protect the rights of these individuals.

Conclusion

The paper thoroughly explores the psychosocial impact of diabetes and the negative outcomes of societal stigma. The white paper is an appeal for action, raising awareness and sensitizing the community to ensure that people with T1DM receive appropriate assistance for diabetes management while being exempt from any form of discrimination or disadvantage in any sphere of life.