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. 2025 Sep 2;18:5441–5459. doi: 10.2147/JMDH.S536258

Table 3.

Patient Characteristics of the Included Studies

Study Mean Age Education Woman HbA1c
mmol/mol (%)
BMI kg/m2 (mean) Complication
Education and social support-based interventions
Azadbakht et al, (2023)24 64.2±3.3 Illiterate (79.3%) 66.3% IG: 8.44±0.8
CG: 8.33±0.8
N/I 27.2% had diabetes-related complications
Ghasemi et al, (201 925 N/I Majority middle school or below 55% N/I N/I N/I
Saghaee et al, (2020)44 66.3±6.4 Higher than secondary school (41.17%) 41.17% N/I N/I 67.7% had diabetes-related complications
Moriyama et al, (2009)43 66.4±9.2 N/I 53.8 7.5±1.5 Weight
(60.0± 11.0)
N/I
Community-based and integrated care models
Chao et al, (2014)14 68.5±6.0 Middle school (53%) 51% N/I N/I Yes (63%)
Seah et al, (2022)27 71.6 No formal education/primary level (51.4) 66,1and IG 1: 7.84 ± 1,19
IG 2: 7.52 ± 1,27
N/I N/I
Chao et al, (2015)28 68.5±6.0 Primary school (26%) 46% N/I N/I Yes 64%
Technology-based and remote monitoring
Tanaka et al, (2021)13 61±8.4 N/I 21% 7.9±0.8 25.2 ±3.0 N/I
Park et al, (2024)15 72.7±4.76 High school (34%) 45.3% 6.89±0.86 24.13±3.09 N/I
Pitchalard et al, (2022)23 67.87±5.44 Majority never attended school (89.96%) 69.57% Reduced FBS from 130 to 113.86 mg/dL (p<0.001) N/I N/I
Sazlina et al, (2015)42 64±7 Secondary education (73.9%) 46.4% 8.10±1.90 26.8±5.5 N/I
Arovah et al, (2018)45 65.9 ± 6.5 Up to high school diploma (68.2%) 63.6% 7.75 (6.76–8.73) 24.6 ± 3.5 N/I