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Question of the Week | JR is Skipping Provider Appointments

JR has type 1 diabetes and tells you, “My doctor just doesn’t seem to understand how to manage type 1 diabetes. Sometimes, I just skip my appointments because it feels like a waste of time.” JR’s most recent A1C was 8.7% and their time in ranges keeps decreasing with each visit.

Based on this, you realize that JR’s provider-related diabetes distress

  1. has intensified to clinical depression.
  2. requires urgent referral to a mental health professional.
  3. could be responsive to self-management coaching.
  4. may be a sign of disordered eating.

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