Process quality of type 2 diabetes mellitus care and association with patient perceived attributes of family doctor service in urban general practices, Beijing, China

Table 3 Distribution of process quality indicators and FDS attributes (N = 400)

Items	Data source	N	Percent (%)
Process quality indicators
Monitoring
Regular follow up	EHR	304	76.0
Plasma blood glucose monitoring	EHR	283	70.8
BP monitoring	EHR	307	76.8
BMI monitoring	EHR	303	75.8
Waist circumference monitoring	EHR	378	94.5
Lipid monitoring	Patient questionnaire	374	93.5
ECG monitoring	Patient questionnaire	358	89.5
Nephropathy monitoring	Patient questionnaire	354	88.5
HbA1c monitoring	Patient questionnaire	335	83.8
Retinopathy monitoring	Patient questionnaire	250	62.5
Foot monitoring	Patient questionnaire	150	37.5
Peripheral neuropathy monitoring	Patient questionnaire	115	28.7
Health counseling
Diet counseling	Patient questionnaire	306	76.5
Exercise counseling	Patient questionnaire	295	73.8
Hypoglycemia awareness counseling	Patient questionnaire	231	57.8
Psychological assessment or counseling	Patient questionnaire	204	51.0
Medication safety counseling	Patient questionnaire	193	48.3
Emergency help counseling	Patient questionnaire	170	42.5
FDS attributes
Ensured access to general practice	Patient questionnaire	351	87.8
Continuous Care from a personal GP	Patient questionnaire	346	86.5
Care was provided in a team-based approach	Patient questionnaire	269	67.3

FDS Family doctor service, EHR Electronic health record, BP Blood pressure, BMI Body mass index, ECG Electrocardiogram, HbA1c Glycosylated hemoglobin, GP General practitioner

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