OBJECTIVE Diabetes camps are beneficial for campers and include benefits such as increases in diabetes knowledge, glycemic control, and psychological functioning. Racial/ethnic minority youth are likely to have poorer disease management and glycemic control. We hypothesized that minority youth with type 1 diabetes have reduced participation in diabetes summer camps. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS We analyzed deidentified data from 5,256 campers with type 1 diabetes who participated in a network of 48 American Diabetes Association-affiliated summer camps in 2018, and we compared participation rates by racial/ethnic category to the most recent SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth study prevalence rates. RESULTS Camper demographics were significantly different than in the general population of children with type 1 diabetes (P < 0.001). Minority youth were more likely to attend day camp, be first-time campers, and request financial aid, and they were less likely to be on insulin pump therapy or use continuous glucose monitors. CONCLUSIONS Racial/ethnic minority youth with diabetes are underrepresented in diabetes camps nationwide.

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1型糖尿病青年参加糖尿病夏令营的种族种族差异。

目的糖尿病营对营员有利，并包括增加糖尿病知识，控制血糖和心理功能等好处。种族/少数族裔青年患者的疾病管理和血糖控制可能较差。我们假设患有1型糖尿病的少数民族青年减少了参加糖尿病夏令营的人数。研究设计和方法我们分析了来自5256名1型糖尿病营员的不确定数据，这些营员参加了2018年由48个美国糖尿病协会附属的夏令营组成的网络，并将种族/族裔类别的参与率与最近一次SEARCH糖尿病研究进行了比较。青少年的研究患病率。结果Camper人口统计学与1型糖尿病儿童的一般人群有显着差异（P <0.001）。少数民族青年更有可能参加日营，成为首次露营者并要求经济援助，他们接受胰岛素泵疗法或使用连续血糖监测仪的可能性也较小。结论全国范围内的糖尿病营地中，患有种族/少数民族的糖尿病青年人数不足。