CNIB’S advocacy team is conducting research about the accessibility of insulin pumps for people who are living with diabetes and sight loss.
As part of the research, they are launching a survey that will help everyone better understand the accessibility issues people face when administering insulin.
Responses welcome from people living with diabetes and sighte loss, their caregivers, medical professionals, people working int eh insulin device industry and anyone who has a connection to sight loss and diabetes. If you have diabetes and sight loss but currently administer insulin through a method that is not a pump, they would also like to learn more about your experiences throug this survey.
Although CNIB is a Canaian organization, they also welcome responses from people living outside of Canaa o the picture can be as omplete as possible of how this issue is affecting the international community.
Information about the survey and how the information collected will be used to advocate for change is included in the lin to the survery below:
https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/Y5H5LPT
Thank you in advance for your participation and for joining the international movement to make insulin pumps more accessible for people who are blind or partially sighted.
Le sondage dans la français, ici