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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 8.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Educ. 2008 Mar-Apr;34(2):242–265. doi: 10.1177/0145721708316551

Table 1. Instrument Dimensions (Number of Items).

Appraisal of
Diabetes
Scale
Audit of
Diabetes-Dependent
Quality of Life
Diabetes
Health
Profilea
Diabetes Impact
Measurement
Scales
Diabetes
Quality-of-Life
Measure
Diabetes-Specific
Quality-of-Life
Scale
Diabetes-39 Questionnaire on
Stress in Patient
With Diabetes-R
Well-Being
Enquiry for
Diabetics
Single
 index (7)
Single
 index (13)
Psychological
 distress (14)
Well-being (11) Worries about
 future effectsof diabetes (4)
Worries about
 future (5)
Anxiety and
 worry (4)
Depression/fear
 of future (6)
Serenity (10)
Barriers to
 activity (13)
Diabetes-related
 morale (11)
Worries about
 social/vocational
 issues (7)
Social
 relations (11)
Social and peer
 burden(5)
Leisure time (4) Discomfort (10)
Disinhibited
 eating (5)
Nonspecific
 symptoms (11)
Impact of
 treatment (20)
Leisure time
 flexibility (6)
Sexual
 functioning (3)
Partner (6) Impact (20)
Specific
 symptoms (6)
Satisfaction with
 treatment (15)
Daily hassles (4) Energy and
 mobility (15)
Work (6)
Diet restrictions (5) Treatment
 regimen/diet (9)
Physical
 complaints (8)
Diabetes
 control (12)
Physical
 complaints (6)
Treatment
 satisfaction (10)
Hypoglycemia (4)
 Doctor-patient
 relationship (4)
a

The number of items for the Diabetes Health Profile refers to the DHP-1. The DHP-18 has 6, 7, and 5 items for the psychological distress, barriers to activity, and disinhibited eating dimensions, respectively. Table 2 in Garratt AM, Schmidt L, Fitzpatrick R. Patient-assessed health outcome measures for diabetes: a structured review. Diabetic Med. 2002;19:1-11. Reprinted here with permission.