As a chronic metabolic disease, diabetes mellitus necessitates ongoing self-management to control blood sugar levels and avoid complications. Although diabetes management relies heavily on technologies like insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), patient use of these devices may differ depending on personality factors. This study investigated the association between diabetes types, personality types, and preferences for diabetes management technology. The 56 patients receiving intense insulin therapy completed the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to evaluate personality qualities. Multinomial logistic regression was employed for statistical analysis after technology utilization data was gathered. According to the findings, introverts are more likely to utilize CGMs. Insulin pumps were preferred by extroverts, indicating their inclination for proactive, hands-on care. There were no significant relationships between diabetes type, technology use, or other aspects of personality. These results imply that personality variables affect technology preferences and could be helpful in customizing diabetes care plans. This study highlights the importance of considering psychological issues when choosing diabetes solutions.

1st Faculty of Medicine Charles University Prague Czech Republic

Czech Technical University Prague Czech Republic

Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine Diabetes Centre Prague Czech Republic

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