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Table 2 Comparison of baseline sociodemographic, lifestyle and anthropometric data the two arms (N = 112)

From: Diabetes conversation map - a novel tool for diabetes management self-efficacy among type 2 diabetes patients in Pakistan: a randomized controlled trial

 

Total

DCM

RC

 

Sociodemographic

N = 112(%)

n = 54(%)

n = 58(%)

Pvalue

Age groups (Yrs)

 30 - < 45

28 (25)

14 (25.9)

14 (24.1)

0.827

 45–60

84 (75.0)

40 (74.1)

44 (75.9)

Gender

 Male

55 (49.1)

23 (42.6)

32 (55.2)

0.183

 Female

57 (50.9)

31 (57.4)

26 (44.8)

Monthly income (PKR)

  ≤ 25,000

20 (17.9)

8 (14.8)

12 (20.7)

0.704

 26,000–50,000

41 (36.6)

20 (37.0)

21 (36.2)

  > 50,000

51 (45.5)

26 (48.1)

25 (43.1)

Education level

  ≤ Secondary

65 (58.0)

27 (50.0)

38 (65.5)

0.096

  > Secondary

47 (42.0)

27 (50.0)

20 (34.5)

Marital status

 Single/widow/divorce

4 (3.6)

4 (7.4)

0

0.051

 Married

108 (96.4)

50 (92.6)

58 (100)

Activity pattern

 Active

77 (68.8)

36 (66.7)

41 (70.7)

0.646

 Sedentary

35 (31.3)

18 (33.3)

17 (29.3)

Smoking

 Yes

9 (8.0)

3 (5.6)

6 (10.3)

0.492

 No

103 (92.0)

51 (94.4)

52 (89.7)

Substance abuse

 Yes

11 (9.8)

4 (7.4)

7 (12.1)

0.407

 No

101 (90.2)

50 (92.6)

51 (87.9)

BMI (kg/m2) based on cut-off points for public health action in Asian population

  (Increasing but acceptable risk) 18.5- < 23

24 (21.8)

15 (28.3)

9 (15.8)

0.275

  (Increased risk) 23–27.5

42 (38.2)

18 (34.0)

24 (42.1)

  (High risk) > 27.5

44 (40.0)

20 (37.7)

24 (42.1)

  1. DCM Diabetes Conversation Map (Intervention arm), RC Routine care (Control arm)
  2. P values are two sided calculated based on Pearson chi-square or fisher exact test for the categorical variables and independent samples t test for the continuous variables