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Promoting Engagement and COVID-19 Testing for Health

Join a study to boost COVID-19 testing and community health!

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PEACH2 is a study to help people with diabetes in Georgia, USA, understand and improve their COVID-19 testing habits. The study will last for 12 months and you will be in one of two groups: the Intervention Arm or the Control Arm. You'll start by filling out a survey about your health and views on COVID-19. If you join the Intervention Arm, you'll get weekly nudges (gentle reminders) through text messages for 16 weeks, encouraging you to get tested for COVID-19 and follow health advice. "Nudges" are like friendly reminders to help you make healthy choices. You'll report any COVID-19 tests you take during the study using a simple text tool.
  • The study will last for 12 months but the focused intervention is only for 16 weeks.
  • You'll receive weekly text messages if in the Intervention Arm.
  • Must live in Georgia and have a cellphone.
This study is vital because diabetes increases COVID-19 risks. By participating, you can learn more about managing diabetes and staying safe during the pandemic.
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    COVID-19

NCT06141850

Emory University

13 December 2024

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