This systematic review examines health behaviors in type 2 diabetes, revealing the prevalence of quantitative and mixed-methods approaches.
Key Points
Quantitative methods were the most frequently used, offering measurable outcomes through various studies of type 2 diabetes.
The review analyzed 30 peer-reviewed and 10 comparative studies published from 2003 to 2025, highlighting a diverse range of methodologies.
Technology-assisted methods, including mobile apps and wearable devices, improve real-time monitoring of health behaviors among individuals with diabetes.
A significant limitation was the reliance on cross-sectional designs and the absence of culturally adapted tools for diverse populations.