S. No. |
Year |
Country |
Outcome |
1. |
Milne et al. (2020) [34] |
United Kingdom |
Before course: |
Reasons for inability to treat facial and oral wounds in the emergency department: |
Service pressures |
25/48 participants: confident to repair lip laceration in an adult either with supervision or independently |
Lack of confidence in the ability |
15/48 participants: confident to repair full-thickness laceration of the pinna |
Inability to provide adequate analgesia (including sedating children) |
2. |
Stevens et al. (2010) [8] |
United States |
Clinical outcomes for 15 teams in California Academic Chronic Care Collaborative June 2007 |
Clinical outcomes for 15 teams in California Academic Chronic Care Collaborative May 2008 |
HbA1c < 7%, total registry size (n = 1302); weighted average 42.4 |
HbA1c < 7%, total registry size (n = 1559); weighted average 44.7 |
LDL < 100 mg/dL, total registry size (n = 1034); weighted average 50.9 |
LDL < 100 mg/dL, total registry size (n = 1351); weighted average 59.5 |
BP < 130/80, total registry size (n = 1302); weighted average 36.4 |
BP < 130/80 total registry size (n = 1559); weighted average 47.4 |
Retinal exam total registry size (n = 1178); weighted average 25.5 |
Retinal exam total registry size (n = 1437); weighted average 41.1 |
Foot exam total registry size (n = 1178); weighted average 30.4 |
Foot exam total registry size (n = 1437); weighted average 56 |
Documented self-management goal total registry size (n = 1300); weighted average 10.7 |
Documented self-management goal total registry size (n = 1559); weighted average 41.4 |