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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Diabetes Rev. 2019;15(5):372–381. doi: 10.2174/1573399814666181112145910

Table 3.

Overview of outcomes measures and instruments in studies that evaluated group visits in low-income and underserved settings

Variable n Instrument (if applicable)
Metabolic/Physical

 A1C 14
 Blood glucose 2
 Blood pressure 9
 Body mass index/body weight 7
 BUN/creatinine/urine microalbumin 8
 Heart rate 1
 Lipid profile 12

Functional

 Competence (orientation, cultural, healthcare) 3 Patient Care Assessment Tool[35]
 DM knowledge/self-efficacy
3 Diabetes Empowerment Scale Short Form[53]
Diabetes Knowledge Questionnaire[54]
Diabetes Knowledge Test[55]
 Health status 3 Subdomains of the SF-36[56]
 Locus of control 1 Diabetes-Specific Locus of Control[36]
 Mental health/anxiety/depression 4 Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale[57]
Hmong-Hopkins Symptom Checklist-25[21]
Short Form-12 (mental health)[58]
 Quality of life 3 Short Form-12 Instrument[58]
Diabetes Quality of Life Brief Clinical Inventory[59]

Behavioral

 Annual physical exam 1
 Diabetes foot exam 7
 Diabetes self-management 3 Stanford Self-Management Questionnaire[29]
The Summary of Diabetes Self-care Activities Measure (revised scale)[60]
 Guideline concordance 5 American Diabetes Association[61]
US Preventive Task Force[62]
 Influenza/pneumonia vaccine 4
 Physical health/exercise 3 Modified Version of the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)[63]
Short Form-12 (physical health)[58]
 Retinal exam 5

System-based

 Access/barriers to care 3
 Cost: emergency department, outpatient, inpatient visits 3
 Emergency department visits 3
 Feasibility/acceptability 4 Primary Care Assessment Tool[35]
Trust in Physician Scale[37]
 Patient satisfaction 2 Patient Assessment of Chronic Illness Care[64]
Primary Care Assessment Tool[35]
 Physician trust/communication 2 Trust in Physician Scale[37]