| Place of work |
|
| Clinical center/Clinic |
13 (52%) |
| Hospital |
8 (32%) |
| Primary care Health Center |
3 (12%) |
| Private office |
1 (4%) |
| In the period before the pandemic, I daily examined diabetes patients through regular controls: |
|
| < 10 |
7 (28%) |
| 10-20 |
10 (40%) |
| <20 |
8 (32%) |
| In the period before the pandemic, patients come for examinations: |
|
| Spontaneous arrival |
1 (4%) |
| Arrival at the previously scheduled time |
24 (96%) |
| During the pandemic period, patients come for examinations: |
|
| Spontaneous arrival |
6 (24%) |
| Arrival at the previously scheduled time |
14 (56%) |
| Non of these |
5 (20%) |
| During the pandemic period, patients were provided with counseling by: |
|
| Scheduled examinations |
12 (48%) |
| Telephone consultations |
13 (52%) |
| Do you think that the number of examinations of patients has decreased due to the new circumstances: |
|
| Yes |
24 (96%) |
| No |
1 (4%) |
| Do you think that the new circumstances will affect the treatment outcomes: |
|
| Yes |
11 (44%) |
| Partially |
13 (52%) |
| No |
1 (4%) |
| Have you changed patient therapies in the past period: |
|
| Yes |
19 (76%) |
| No |
6 (24%) |
| What do you think is the biggest problem that patients have encountered |
|
| Inability to have face to face examination |
21 (84%) |
| Inability to obtain prescriptions |
4 (16%) |
| Inability to adjust / change treatment terapije |
0 |
