Table 2.

Individual risk factor control in individuals with diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidemia

Risk factor	n (%) ever achieving control	Median duration in days (IQR) of initial interval of control	n (%) with ≥ 90 days of follow up after achieving control	Median percentage of subsequent time period controlled*	n (%) ever losing control*	n (%) regaining control of risk factor after losing control†
Denver Health
HbA1c	3,215 (61.0%)	78 (1-441)	2,897 (90.1%)	20.6%	2,299 (79.4%)	977 (42.5%)
Blood pressure	4,108 (78.0%)	1 (1-108)	3,904 (95.0%)	12.1%	3,697 (94.7%)	2,539 (68.7%)
LDL cholesterol	4,416 (83.8%)	178 (1-796)	3,790 (85.8%)	53.2%	2,702 (71.3%)	1,235 (45.7%)
Simultaneous control	856 (16.2%)	48 (3-132)	691 (80.7%)	17.0%	601 (87.0%)	158 (26.3%)
Kaiser Permanente Colorado
HbA1c	16,084 (68.6%)	201 (1-696)	14,731 (91.6%)	40.4%	10,185 (69.1%)	5,699 (56.0%)
Blood pressure	20,894 (89.1%)	1 (1-57)	19,729 (94.4%)	12.7%	19,023 (96.4%)	16,696 (87.8%)
LDL cholesterol	19,946 (85.0%)	311 (1-932)	17,932 (89.9%)	78.8%	9,978 (55.6%)	7,747 (77.6%)
Simultaneous control	7,117 (29.9%)	76 (24-183)	6,658 (93.6%)	15.7%	6,320 (94.9%)	2,599 (41.1%)

^*Among individuals with ≥ 90 days follow-up after achieving control.

^†Among individuals ever losing control of that condition.