Fudan University Journal of Medical Sciences

Dan-dan HE, Yi-bin ZHOU, Hui-lin XU, Tong-tong LIANG, Yi-zhou CAI, Dan-dan YU, Xiao-li XU, Lin-juan DONG, Nian LIU, Xiao-hua LIU

Fudan University Journal of Medical Sciences, 2024, 51(06): 981-989. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-8467.2024.06.015

Tab 1 Fit statistics for community medical treatment trajectories in group-based trajectory modelling

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Fig 1 Trajectories of visiting community health service centers of T2DM patients from 2010 to 2019 A: Model 1, divided into 2 subgroups; B: Model 2, divided into 3 subgroups; C: Model 3, divided into 4 subgroups; D: Model 4, divided into 5 subgroups; E: Model 5, divided into 6 subgroups; F: Model 6, divided into 7 subgroups. The abscissa, ranging from 1 to 10, represented the years from 2010 to 2019; the ordinate, ranging from 0 to 5, represented never visiting a community clinic, visiting a community clinic but never for diabetes, visiting for diabetes once per year, visiting for diabetes twice per year, visiting for diabetes 3 times per year, and visiting for diabetes 4 times per year (with each visit separated by 90 days or more), respectively.
Tab 2 Comparison of baseline characteristics across trajectory models of community healthcare utilization changes among differently grouped T2DM patients [n (%)]
Tab 3 Multivariate analysis of trajectory patterns of community healthcare utilization changes among T2DM patients [OR(95%CI)]
Tab 4 Cox regression analysis of change trajectories in community healthcare utilization and glycemic control levels among T2DM patients [n(%) or HR(95%CI)]