Demographic Factors
The categories below map to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) (http://uis.unesco.org/en/topic/international-standard-classification-education-isced) as follows: None= Early childhood education, Primary education Primary= Lower secondary education, Upper secondary education Secondary= Post-secondary non-tertiary education, Short-cycle tertiary education Tertiary= Bachelor's or equivalent level, Master's or equivalent level, Doctoral or equivalent level INCLUSION CRITERIA: All Patients TIMING: Baseline, Every 5 years REPORTING SOURCE: Patient Type: Single Answer
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Lifestyle and Social Factors
INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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For international benchmarking work, the amount of alcohol consumed by each patient should be converted by multiplying ALCFREQ x ALCAMT x country- or region-specific number of grams per unit of alcohol INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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Patient will be provided with local or country-specific guidance on what constitutes a unit of alcohol For international benchmarking work, the amount of alcohol consumed by each patient should be converted by multiplying ALCFREQ x ALCAMT x country- or region-specific number of grams per unit of alcohol INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Numerical RESPONSE OPTIONS: Average number of units consumed in whole numbers
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Being active is defined in accordance with the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines as engaging in at least 150 minutes of moderate physical activity a week or 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week (http://www.who.int/dietphysicalactivity/publications/recommendations18_64yearsold/en/). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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INCLUSION CRITERIA: If responded "No" to "Are you physically active?" TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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Treatment variables
This scale was developed by the Diabetes Working Group and has not yet been validated INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Numerical RESPONSE OPTIONS: Integer response between 1 and 10, 0 = not rated
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This scale was developed by the Diabetes Working Group and has not yet been validated INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Numerical RESPONSE OPTIONS: Integer response between 1 and 10, 0 = not rated
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This scale was developed by the Diabetes Working Group and has not yet been validated INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Numerical RESPONSE OPTIONS: Integer response between 1 and 10, 0 = not rated
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This scale was developed by the Diabetes Working Group and has not yet been validated INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Numerical RESPONSE OPTIONS: Integer response between 1 and 10, 0 = not rated
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Clinician-reported Outcomes: Chronic Complications
INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Clinician /Healthcare provider or Patient TYPE: Single answer
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INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Clinician /Healthcare provider or Patient TYPE: Single answer
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INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Clinician /Healthcare provider or Patient TYPE: Single answer
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When presenting this question at annual follow-up, phrase as follows: "In the past 12 months, did the person with diabetes experience any erectile dysfunction? INCLUSION CRITERIA: Only male patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Clinician /Healthcare provider or Patient TYPE: Single answer
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Patient reported Outcomes: Financial Barriers to Care
All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
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If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
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If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
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If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Single answer
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
boolean
If a person responds "difficulty paying for it" as a reason for having difficulty accessing medicines or supplies, then this will be counted as an outcome. This will only apply to the responses after the baseline response. All responses to the Access to care questions (ACCESPROF, ACCESPROFREAS, ACCESMED, ACCESMEDREAS) should be measured at baseline and included as case-mix variables in the analysis. These questions should be repeated annually and the presence or absence of financial barriers used as an outcome (i.e. whether or not the patient selects “Difficulty paying for it” as a response option to ACCESMEDREAS and ACCESPROFREAS). INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: Multiple answer (Here as multiple boolean questions)
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Patient reported Outcome: Psychological Well-being
Measured using the 5-item WHO (Five) Well-Being Index INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: As per tool developer RESPONSE OPTIONS: The WHO-5 is free for all health care organizations, and a license is not needed. There are translations available. More information may be found at www.who-5.org.
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Patient-Reported Outcomes: Diabetes Distress
Measured using the 20-item Problem Areas in Diabetes questionnaire INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: As per tool developer RESPONSE OPTIONS: The PAID, authored by Joslin Diabetes Center (http://www.joslin.org), is the copyright of Joslin Diabetes Center (Copyright ©2000, Joslin Diabetes Center). The PAID, provided under license from Joslin Diabetes Center may not be copied, distributed or used in any way without the prior written consent of Joslin Diabetes Center. Contact Susan D. Sjostrom at Joslin Diabetes Center at: susan.sjostrom@joslin.harvard.edu for licensing details.
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Patient-reported outcomes: Depression
Measured using the 9-item PHQ-9 questionnaire INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients TIMING: Baseline, Annually REPORTING SOURCE: Patient TYPE: As per tool developer RESPONSE OPTIONS: The PHQ-9 is free for all health care organizations, and a license is not needed. There are translations available. More information may be found at https://www.phqscreeners.com.
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