King's College London

We are actively recruiting for this study. If interested, please email myremedy@kcl.ac.uk and a member of our team will be in touch with you shortly to provide further information.

Insufficient mental health resources are available to adults living with type 1 diabetes (T1D). The MyDiaMate app was specifically designed to fill this gap and provide additional support to adults living with T1D experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of diabetes-related distress. Developed in the Netherlands at Amsterdam UMC in close collaboration with adults living with T1D, diabetes and mental health professionals, MyDiaMate is now also being piloted in the UK, Germany, and Spain.

The main aim of the MyREMEDY clinical trial is to determine the effectiveness of MyDiaMate over time in adults living with T1D. This will be measured in terms of improvement of mental health, with diabetes-related distress as the primary outcome, relative to care as usual. MyREMEDY additionally aims to determine changes in participants’ emotional wellbeing, fatigue, diabetes self-care activities, glycaemic control, and use of mental health services over time.

MyDiaMate is a web-based, self-guided app grounded in principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). It consists of a variety of modules that tap into different problem areas, including stress, low mood, and fatigue. Study participants will be given access to the app for 3 to 6 months and study outcomes will be assessed primarily through self-report questionnaires.