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Aim
Type 1 diabetes mellitus has a large psychosocial impact on children and their families. This study's primary aim was to investigate whether the COVID‐19 pandemic affects the psychosocial impact of T1DM and glycaemic control.
Methods
During the 2020 lockdown, New South Wales residents were not allowed to leave home except for essential activities. After 3 months, children with T1DM and their...