Abstract
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) was first noted in Indigenous pediatric populations in the early 1980s. Indigenous children are disproportionately affected, experiencing higher rates of adverse outcomes than children with type 1 diabetes or adults with T2D. Nurse practitioners must manage the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of T2D among Indigenous youth living remotely.
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