Table 3 Practice characteristics
Practice A | Practice B | |
|---|---|---|
Location | Urban practice, New Zealand City | Urban practice, New Zealand City |
Region decile scoresa | 1–5 (least—medium deprivation) | 10 (most deprived) |
Enrolled populationb | ||
Total | 12,500 | 7000 |
Māori | 10% | 23% |
Pacific Peoples | 5% | 46% |
European and other | 85% | 31% |
Business model | Privately owned | Incorporated Society |
Funding model | Capitation formula | Very low-cost access |
Practice feesb | ||
Under 14 years | free | free |
14–17 | NZ$39 | free |
18–24 | NZ$44 | free |
25–64 | NZ$50 | NZ$18 |
Over 65 | NZ$47.50 | NZ$7 |
Nurse consultation | NZ$25–30 | free |
Staffing mix | GPs, nurses, social worker, pharmacist, health care assistant | GPs, nurses, social worker, pharmacist, health support workersc |
Staff directly involved in pre-diabetes care | GPs, nurses. Referral to other services as required | GPs, nurses, health support workers. Referral to other services as required |
Proportions of enrolled population with pre-diabetes or T2DMb | ||
Pre-diabetes or T2DM | 8%, n = 961 | 16%, n = 1101 |
Pre-diabetes | ||
Total | 3.1%, n = 491 | 8.7%, n = 559 |
Māori | 3.2% | 7.5% |
Pacific Peoples | 6.3% | 10.2% |
T2DM | ||
Total | 3.8%, n = 470 | 7.3%, n = 502 |
Māori | 3.9% | 5.1%, |
Pacific Peoples | 8.6% | 9.7%, |