The Impact of an Internet-Based Self-Management Intervention (HeLP-Diabetes) on the Psychological Well-Being of Adults with Type 2 Diabetes: A Mixed-Method Cohort Study

Table 2

Individual demographic information for each participant.

Participant	Gender	Age	Ethnicity	Duration of diabetes	Previous or current complications	Self-rated previous computer experience
1	Female	40s	African	10+ yrs	No	Advanced
2	Female	60s	Caribbean	0–6 months	Yes	Basic
3	Female	60s	Bangladeshi	10+ yrs	Yes	Advanced
4	Female	70s	White British	10+ yrs	Yes	Intermediate
5	Male	60s	White British	2–5 yrs	No	Intermediate
6	Male	80s	White British	10+ yrs	Yes	Basic
7	Male	40s	White British	2–5 yrs	No	Intermediate
8	Male	60s	White British	10+ yrs	Yes	Advanced
9	Male	60s	White British	2–5 yrs	No	Advanced
10	Male	60s	Other Asian background	5–10 yrs	No	Advanced
11	Female	70s	White British	1-2 yrs	No	Intermediate
12	Male	50s	White Irish	5–10 yrs	No	Basic
13	Male	40s	Bangladeshi	5–10 yrs	Yes	Advanced
14	Male	60s	White British	10+ yrs	Yes	Basic
15	Female	70s	White (other)	5–10 yrs	No	Intermediate
16	Male	70s	White (other)	10+ yrs	No	Intermediate
17	Male	70s	White Irish	5–10 yrs	No	Basic
18	Male	50s	Chinese	10+ yrs	Yes	Advanced
19	Male	60s	White Irish	5–10 yrs	No	Intermediate

Advanced (e.g., work is to do with the Internet); intermediate (e.g., used or currently use the Internet regularly); basic (e.g., used the Internet a few times but not often).