New arabic survey aims to better measure life quality for diabetic patients with nerve damage

This study is translating and testing an Arabic version of a survey that measures quality of life in people with type 2 diabetes who have nerve damage or foot ulcers. Researchers will enroll 290 Arabic-speaking adults to ensure the translated survey is accurate, reliable, and culturally appropriate. The goal is to give doctors and researchers a better tool to understand and improve care for diabetic patients in Arabic-speaking countries.