Cross-sectional observational study shows improved glycaemic control and care standards in adults with type 2 diabetes at COPC, highlighting better management strategies.
Key Points
COPC model resulted in lower mean HbA1c levels compared to standard care, indicating better diabetes management.
Statistically significant differences were observed in BMI, urine tests, and renal function assessments, favoring the COPC model.
Examinations of feet and eyes were significantly more frequent in the COPC practice, ensuring comprehensive diabetes care.
Adherence discussions occurred more frequently in the COPC model, suggesting enhanced clinician engagement with patients.