Stigma, psychological resilience and social support of type 2 diabetes patients in rural Shandong province

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This database shows the socio-economic characteristics of diabetes patients in rural Shandong Province, as well as the level of stigma, psychological resilience.This study shows the moderating effect of social support on the relationship between psychological resilience and stigma among patients with type 2 diabetes. Variable assignment Gender :1= male,2= female Nationality :1= Han,2= minority Religion :1= none,2= yes Education :1= no education,2= primary school,3= primary school Middle,4= high school/technical secondary school (including secondary teachers, vocational high school),5= junior college,6= undergraduate,7= master and above Marital status :1= unmarried,2= married (first marriage, remarriage, remarriage, etc., with a spouse),3= divorced or widowed Career: 1 = public officials, 2 = enterprise personnel, 3 = farmers, 4 = students, 5 = retirees, 6 = soho, 7 = workers, 8 = other The types of medical insurance are :1= basic medical insurance for urban workers 2= medical insurance for urban and rural residents,3= public medical insurance,4= medical assistance,5= self-pay (no medical insurance) Have commercial medical insurance :1= yes,2= no Per capita monthly household income :1=2000 yuan and below,2=2001-4000 yuan, 3=4001-6000 yuan, 4=6001-8000 yuan, 5=8001 yuan and above Do you currently have the following debts: 1= no debt, 2= housing debt, 3= children's education debt, 4= vehicle debt, 5= production and operation debt, 6= financial capital debt, 7= other debts How do you feel about your family's financial burden: 1= very serious,2= serious, 3= moderately serious, 4= somewhat serious, 5= not serious Your residence status is :1= living alone,2= living with spouse, 3= living with children, 4= living with spouse and children; , 5= Live with other people The duration of your diabetes is :1= less than 1 year,2=1-5 years, 3=6-10 years, 4=10 years or more The latest blood glucose (fasting blood glucose) is: 1= less than 7.0mmol/l, 2=7.0-8.4 mmol/l; , 3=8.4-11.1 mmol/l, 4= greater than 11.1 mmol/ L The current approach to diabetes treatment is :1= oral medication only,2= islet injection only Vegetarian,3= oral medication + insulin injection, 4= no medication (lifestyle adjustment) Diabetic complications :1= no,2= diabetic eye disease, 3= diabetic foot disease, 4= diabetic nephropathy, 5= diabetic heart disease, 6= other (please specify) _______ Family members and immediate family members (parents, siblings, etc.) with or without diabetes :1= yes,2= no,3= unknown How do you feel about the current level of discrimination against people with diabetes: 1= very serious,2= severe,3= somewhat serious,4= not very serious,5= not serious at all How would you describe your health (overall self-assessment) :1= very good,2= good,3= fair,4= bad,5= very bad Have a pet in your home :1= yes,2= no

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This cross-sectional study was conducted in Shandong Province. Shandong is a major province in east China with a vast area and large population [18]. This study used a multi-stage stratified sampling method. First, three prefectures (Jinan, Weifang, and Liaocheng) were selected based on geographical location and socio-economic status. Second, one district or county were selected in each city. Third, three street or town-ships were selected in each district or county, respectively. Fourth, three villages were selected in each street or township, respectively. A total of 27 rural villages were selected as sample areas. Finally, 25 patients with type 2 diabetes were random-ly surveyed in each village. The inclusion criteria of diabetic patients were diagnosis of diabetes mellitus by the clinician. Diabetes patients with mental illness, commu-nication difficulties and cognitive impairment were excluded. Participants were convened in community health service stations or village clinics for one-on-one questioning by trained investigators. All questions in the question-naire are filled out by the investigators, and both questioning and questionnaire fill-ing were conducted simultaneously. This study was approved by the Ethics Commit-tee of the School of Public Health, Shandong University (LL20221120). All partici-pants were voluntary to join the survey and provided written informed consent at the beginning of the study.Psychological resilience was measured using the 10-item Connor-Davidson Resili-ence Scale (CD-RISC1-10).Social support was measured using the Social Support Review Questionnaire (SSRS), which was developed by Shuiyuan Xiao.Stigma was measured using the Type 2 Diabetes Stigma Assessment Scale (DSAS-2).

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