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Table 1 Characteristics of adults filling out the Hungarian version of the Diabetes Self-Management Questionnaire in primary care

From: Validation of the revised Diabetes Self-Management Questionnaire (DSMQ-R) in the primary care setting

Gender (%)

 Males

237 (48.2%)

 Females

255 (51.8%)

Age (years)

65.4 ± 11.7

BMI (kg/m2)

29.8 ± 5.9

Type of diabetes (%)

 Type 1 diabetes

27 (5.5%)

 Type 2 diabetes

465 (94.5%)

Duration of diabetes (years)

12.4 ± 9.7

HbA1c (%)

7.14 ± 1.38

Diabetes therapy

Noninsulin therapy

 Metformin

358 (72.8%)

 Sulfonylurea and glinides

108 (21.9%)

 Acarbose

10 (2.0%)

 Pioglitazone

1 (0.2%)

 DPP-4 inhibitor

69 (14.0%)

 SGLT-2 inhibitor

26 (5.3%)

 GLP-1 receptor antagonist

16 (3.3%)

Insulin therapy

 Basal or premix insulin

75 (15.2%)

 Insulin intensive conservative therapy

110 (22.4%)

Intensity of diabetes therapy

 No medical therapy (beyond lifestyle advice)

16 (3.3%)

 1, OAD monotherapy (metformin)

174 (35.4%)

 2, Dual therapy (metformin + other oral agent with intermediate efficacy)

39 (7.9%)

 3, Dual therapy (metformin + other noninsulin agent with high efficacy)

48 (9.8%)

 4, Triple therapy without insulin

30 (6.1%)

 5, Basal or premix insulin (± other noninsulin agents)

75 (15.2%)

 6, Insulin intensive conservative therapy (± other noninsulin agents)

110 (22.4%)

Late complications of diabetes (%)

 With late complication

199 (40.45%)

 Number of complications per affected person

1.73

Detailed late complications of diabetes (%)

 Retinopathy

75 (15.2%)

 Nephropathy

74 (15.0%)

 Neuropathy

105 (21.3%)

 Diabetic foot

43 (8.7%)

Cardiovascular disease (%)

222 (45.1%)

DSMQ points

 Sum Scale

7.08 ± 1.52

 Glucose management subscale (GM)

7.26 ± 1.87

 Dietary control subscale (DC)

6.80 ± 1.99

 Physical activity subscale (PA)

6.12 ± 2.87

 Healthcare use subscale (HU)

7.99 ± 1.91

  1. Continuous variables are given as mean ± SD, categorical variables as number and percentage