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Statistical Methods. Additional Information. References and Notes. Journal Article. Diabetes Telehealth Solutions: Improving Self-Management Through Remote Initiation of Continuous Glucose Monitoring.
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E-mail: rgal jaeb. Oxford Academic. Nathan J Cohen. Davida Kruger. Henry Ford Health System. Roy W Beck. Richard M Bergenstal. International Diabetes Center Park Nicollet. Peter Calhoun. Terra Cushman.
Amanda Haban. UW-Madison Dept. of Family Medicine and Community Health: Wisconsin Research and Education Network WREN. Korey Hood. Stanford University School of Medicine.
Mary L Johnson. Teresa McArthur , Teresa McArthur. Cecelia Health. Beth A Olson. Lagoon Health. Ruth S Weinstock. SUNY Upstate Medical University.
Sean M Oser. Tamara K Oser. Brian Bugielski. Heidi Strayer. Grazia Aleppo. Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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telehealth , continuous glucose monitoring , T1D , T2D. Table 1. Participant characteristics at enrollment a. b Missing for 2 participants with T2D. Open in new tab. Table 2. Continuous glucose monitoring use during the study a.
Baseline HbA 1c. Table 3. Continuous glucose monitoring and glycemic control metrics during the study. Figure 1. Conclusions Self-efficacy in managing diabetes is associated with self-management behaviors among Chinese T2DM patients.
Introduction Type 2 diabetes mellitus T2DM has rapidly become one of the most common non-communicable diseases NCDs globally, and one of the most challenging public health issues [ 1 ]. Materials and methods Study design and patient selection This was a cross-sectional study in Shandong Province, China.
Ethics statement This study was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki. Data collection The study was conducted between August and October in Statistical analysis Descriptive statistics mean [M] and standard deviation [SD] was presented for numerical variables.
Results Participant characteristics As shown in Table 1 , a total of T2DM patients were included in the analysis, comprising patients from urban areas and from rural areas. Download: PPT. Table 1.
Table 2. Latent class analysis of self-management behaviors As shown in Table 3 , models with one to four latent classes were estimated, where the one-class model was deemed a baseline.
Table 3. Model fit statistics of the one- to four-class latent class analysis models. Fig 1. Item-response probabilities of self-management behaviors for the two-class model: Probability of endorsing an item given a latent class.
The relationship between self-efficacy and self-management behaviors As shown in Table 4 , higher DES-SF score was significantly associated with higher possibility of active self-management behaviors. Table 4. Discussion Our study applied LCA to classify self-management behaviors among Chinese T2DM patients into active and inactive self-management groups.
Supporting information. S1 File. The questionnaire used in the study Chinese version. s PDF. S2 File. The questionnaire used in the study English version. S3 File. Ethics committee approve form. Acknowledgments We thank the Shandong Health Department and Shandong CDC for their support during the planning of the study and data collection.
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The purpose of Insulin monitoring and self-management monitoriny was to evaluate Anthocyanins and bone health of initiating continuous glucose monitorihg CGM Self-mansgement telehealth as a means of expanding access. CGM was initiated with a certified diabetes care and education specialist providing instruction via videoconference or phone. The primary outcome was days per week of CGM use during the last 4 weeks. Hemoglobin A 1c HbA 1c was measured at baseline and 12 weeks. Participant self-reported outcome measures were also evaluated. Providing cutting-edge Insulin monitoring and self-management communications self-mmanagement worldwide, enabling them to utilize available resources effectively. We aim to bring about a change in modern scholarly communications through the effective use of editorial and publishing polices. Advanced knowledge sharing through global community…. Salih AA. E-mail : bhuvaneswari. bibleraaj uhsm.
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