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Table 2 Concordance of individual compliance scores to TRANSIT indicators between data sources

From: Concordance of care processes between medical records and patient self-administered questionnaires

Codes

Indicators

Patient SAQ

Medical record

 

Individual compliance scores n/N (%)

Individual compliance scores n/N (%)

Concordant observations n/N (%)

PABAK

Hypertension management

 IND29/30

Instructions for home BP monitoring

201/402 (50)

90/581 (15)

228/401 (57)

0.14

Diabetes management

 IND49/50

Instructions for home blood glucose monitoring

257/381 (67)

118/491 (24)

179/380 (47)

−0.06

 IND58/59

Education for self-management education for diabetes

339/379 (89)

217/491 (44)

212/379 (56)

0.12

Interprofessional collaboration

 IND67/66

Referral to a clinician other than a physician and a nurse

358/583 (61)

339/723 (47)

431/575 (75)

0.50

 IND71/70

Referral to a group class offered by the local care center1

234/573 (41)

129/723 (18)

383/565 (68)

0.36

 IND74/73

Referral to a community resource2

99/562 (18)

26/723 (4)

446/554 (81)

0.61

Motivational interviewing and support for healthy lifestyle change

 IND80/79

Meeting with nurse to discuss lifestyle habits

452/586 (77)

562/723 (78)

479/578 (83)

0.66

 IND83/82

Impact of chronic health conditions3 on the patient’s quality of life

105/593 (18)

245/723 (34)

394/585 (67)

0.35

 IND86/84

Personal lifestyle changes target(s)

447/585 (76)

397/723 (55)

369/577 (64)

0.28

 IND88/89

TRANSIT health booklet4 used

242/593 (41)

331/723 (46)

387/585 (66)

0.32

  1. Abbreviations: BP, blood pressure; CI, confidence interval; n, number; N, total number; PABAK, prevalence-adjusted bias-adjusted kappa; SAQ, self-administrated questionnaire
  2. 1Group classes offered by the local care center include group class on diabetes, dyslipidemia, diabetes, healthy weight management, and smoking habits
  3. 2Community resources include resources for nutrition (organization) and physical activity (recreational center and walking club) as well as phone line for diabetes, depression, physiological help, physical activity, smoking cessation, and nutrition
  4. 3Chronic disease or risk factor
  5. 4The TRANSIT health booklet is personalized tool that allows the patient receiving care from multiple clinicians in various locations to share his/her medical information. It also helps the patient keep track of his/her progress