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Table 2 Proportion of use of glucose lowering medication by different patient group

From: Mode of treatments and achievement of treatment targets among type 2 diabetes patients with different comorbidities – a register-based retrospective cohort study in Finland

 

only T2D (n = 4440)

T2D + CVD (n = 2544)

T2D + AMD (n = 942)

T2D + CVD + AMD (n = 503)

2011-12

2015-16

P-value

2011-12

2015-16

P-value

2011-12

2015-16

P-value

2011-12

2015-16

P-value

Medication group:

            

No medication

11

9

< 0.001

12

11

0.098

11

10

0.722

11

14

0.047

Metformin only

38

30

< 0.001

32

24

< 0.001

37

28

< 0.001

31

23

< 0.001

Metformin and/or other non-insulin medication

23

27

< 0.001

20

22

0.032

21

24

0.018

18

21

0.106

Combination of insulin and non-insulin medication

23

30

< 0.001

28

34

< 0.001

26

31

< 0.001

32

33

0.083

Only Insulin therapy

5

4

0.241

8

9

0.306

6

6

0.758

8

11

0.042

  1. P-value from the logistic regression models with generalized estimating equations (GEE) for the changes in the use of glucose lowering medications from baseline (2011-12) to follow-up (2015-16) by different patient groups. Adjustment for age and sex did not change the P-value. CVD = cardiovascular disease (I20-I25, I46, I48, I50, I63-I66 (except I63.6) and G45), AMD = any mental disorder (ICD-10 code F00-F03, F20-F48 & G30)