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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

A follow-up study of the occurrence and consequences of HbA1c measurements in an unselected cohort of non-pharmacologically treated patients with Type 2 diabetes

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Pages 57-62 | Received 18 Apr 2007, Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Table I.  Number (percent) of patients with a new HbA1c measurement and/or a prescription for antidiabetic medicine within 3 or 6 months.

Figure 1.  Proportion of patients with no new HbA1c measurement during the period after the first measurement of HbA1c. Broken line shows patient where first HbA1c measurement was above 8%. Unbroken line shows patients where first HbA1c measurement was less than or equal to 8%.

Figure 1.  Proportion of patients with no new HbA1c measurement during the period after the first measurement of HbA1c. Broken line shows patient where first HbA1c measurement was above 8%. Unbroken line shows patients where first HbA1c measurement was less than or equal to 8%.

Figure 2.  Proportion of patients not changing from non-pharmacological treatment to pharmacological treatment during time after the first measurement of HbA1c. Broken line shows patient where first HbA1c measurement was above 8%. Unbroken line shows patients where first HbA1c measurement was less than or equal to 8%.

Figure 2.  Proportion of patients not changing from non-pharmacological treatment to pharmacological treatment during time after the first measurement of HbA1c. Broken line shows patient where first HbA1c measurement was above 8%. Unbroken line shows patients where first HbA1c measurement was less than or equal to 8%.

Table II.  Probability of either a HbA1c measurement or change from non-pharmacological treatment to pharmacological treatment within 6 months, when the first registered HbA1c measurement in 2003 was either less than 8% or above 8%.

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